Kalyn Oyer

1 week ago | postandcourier.com | Kalyn Oyer

An artist that just performed at the annual High Water Festival at North Charleston's Riverfront Park has now canceled the rest of the shows of an ongoing tour.  Julien Baker & Torres took the stage on Saturday, April 26 in the Lowcountry. The pair had been on tour less than a week supporting their new joint country album, "Send a Prayer My Way," with more May dates on the schedule.

1 week ago | postandcourier.com | Kalyn Oyer

The Charleston Gaillard Center has reached a significant milestone since the local nonprofit's big renovation wrapped in 2015. A decade ago, it opened as a fresh new nonprofit at a fresh new location in downtown Charleston. The 10th anniversary season is upon us for the venue at 95 Calhoun St., featuring a variety of arts and culture programming ranging from dance to music to conversation to theater to visual art to cabaret.

2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Kalyn Oyer

Green fruits are the defining elements of entire generations these days. For millennials, it was the avocado, a pitted piece of produce thrust into the mainstream for both its health-conscious properties and marketing efforts. One millionaire even memorably suggested that those born between 1981 and 1996 needed to stop buying avocado toast so they could afford houses. For Gen Z, their fruit is the pickle.

2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Andrew Whitaker |Kalyn Oyer

High Water Festival took place April 26-27, 2025, at North Charleston's Riverfront Park. Thousands came out over the weekend as Lord Huron, Mt. Joy, Arcade Fire and Counting Crows performed over Saturday and Sunday.

2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Kalyn Oyer

WEST ASHLEY — One of Charleston's most famous residents made an appearance at a local recording studio. Bill Murray recorded a voiceover at 100 Watt Studios, owned by members of local rock band Acid Hawk made up of vocalist and guitarist Scott Gould and drummer and audio engineer Devin Vaughan. Vaughan said Gould's sister-in-law is good friends with the famous comedian, actor and RiverDogs co-owner, part of why he felt comfortable coming to record at 100 Watt in West Ashley.