Boathouse Sunday concert series is set. See what rock, country, rap bands are coming
The lineup for The Landing at the Boathouse’s free 2022 Sunday concert series is set, and it includes a mixture of rock, country, rap, reggae and tribute bands from April through September.
Scheduled rock bands include Drivin N Cryin on April 24 and Lit on May 15.
Rap and hip hop bands include Afroman on July 10 and Rehab on Aug. 7.
Country acts include Demun Jones on May 22, Jon Langston on June 5, Kameron Marlowe on June 26, Travis Denning on July 17, and Thomas Road on Sept. 4.
Sourwood Honey, which is scheduled for July 31, is a folk and Americana band that features banjo, fiddle, mandolin, washboard and guitar. Punk/rock reggae bands Ballyhoo! and The Bumpin Uglies are scheduled for May 8 and July 24, respectively.
Tribute bands include a Dave Matthews tribute on May 1, the Sublime tribute Badfish on June 19, Fleetwood Max on Aug. 21, the Hall & Oates tribute Mr. Holland’s Oats on Aug. 28, the Toby Keith tribute Beer For My Horses on Sept. 11, and the Larger Than Live boy bands tribute on Sept. 18.
Local favorites Tru Sol kicked off the series on Sunday and drew a large crowd.
The series is officially called the A&A Produce Company 2022 Concert Series presented by Micky Finn’s. All shows are all ages and free.
“We’re off to an amazing start for 2022 as we all have anxiously anticipated this very day, the true kickoff to the Myrtle Beach summer season,” Boathouse general manager Jason Black said. “We are looking forward to this lineup as we have each year for the last 15 years, and we hope that the local population has the same feeling.”
Boathouse 2022 Sunday concert series
| Date | Act |
| April 3 | Tru Sol |
| April 10 | Idlewild South |
| April 17 | Signal Fire |
| April 24 | Drivin N Cryin |
| May 1 | Dave Matthews Tribute Band |
| May 8 | Ballyhoo! |
| May 15 | Lit |
| May 22 | Demun Jones |
| May 29 | The Yacht Club |
| June 5 | Jon Langston |
| June 12 | 100 Grand Band |
| June 19 | Badfish |
| June 26 | Kameron Marlowe |
| July 3 | Miracle Max and the Pet Monsters |
| July 10 | Afroman |
| July 17 | Travis Denning |
| July 24 | Bumpin Uglies |
| July 31 | Sourwood Honey |
| Aug. 7 | Rehab |
| Aug. 14 | TBA |
| Aug. 21 | Fleetwood Max |
| Aug. 28 | Mr. Holland’s Oates |
| Sept. 4 | Thomas Road |
| Sept. 11 | Beer for My Horses |
| Sept. 18 | Larger Than Life |
| Sept. 25 | Pecos and the Rooftops |
This story was originally published April 4, 2022 at 1:47 PM.