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Join Mark Bryan of Hootie & The Blowfish, his son Kenny, and special guest Jack Harris for an amazing evening of music and storytelling.
ABOUT MARK BRYAN
Mark is a founding member, songwriter and the guitar player for multi-platinum Hootie & the Blowfish and has three solo albums to his credit.
Since moving to Charleston in 1999, Bryan has created 4 solo albums, produced 7 full-length albums, as well as co-written, and produced countless songs for other artists. He was also instrumental in founding the student-run radio station at the College of Charleston.
Bryan’s company Chucktown Music Group recently won an Emmy for their live-concert television series called LIVE AT THE CHARLESTON MUSIC HALL. His other accolades include an MTV Video Award, two Grammy Awards, ASCAP Songwriter of the Year in 1996, a Billboard Award, USC Alumnus of the Year in 1997, Order of the Palmetto and a Vernor Award.
He is the Chairman of the Board for Carolina Studios, a non-profit after school music recording and technology program for kids 8-18.
ABOUT KENNY BRYAN
Hailing from former bands Walk With Porpoise and Passenger Pigeon, Kenny Bryan is a South Carolina-based singer-songwriter who writes with an emphasis on Americana music. His first album, Duct Tape Bridge, is comprised of eight deeply personal songs written in his high school days. Kenny operates out of Greenville, SC, where he attends Furman University.
ABOUT JACK HARRIS
Jack Harris is a rising star in the world of music, known for his talents as a singer, songwriter, and storyteller. His introspective lyrics and imaginative songwriting offer fresh perspectives on everyday, relatable themes. Notably, Jack has expanded his artistic horizons by venturing into acting and making a stellar debut as Eddie Cochran in the eagerly anticipated documentary “Don’t Forget Me,” dedicated to the legendary musician. Jack’s songwriting prowess has also earned him recognition, as he recently showcased his skills during the Chris Difford songwriting week in England, collaborating with some of the finest songwriters of our era.
Proceeds of this concert go to support our arts & social justice programs
