Charleston, South Carolina – Local music icons will play this weekend at the Lowcountry Music Hall of Fame’s tenth induction ceremony.
Eddie Phillips, Tim Kerwick, Charlton Singleton, Gus Moody, James Holmes, Asher DiBernardo, John Etheridge, Rik Cribb, Ray Fischer, and John Congdon will be inducted in 2025.
Rob Fowler, the Lowcountry’s Chief Meteorologist, will emcee the event on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Hanahan Amphitheater.
The Hollywood Squares, Ray Fischer, and John Etheridge will perform live on stage. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to this family-friendly event.
“The Hall of Fame is about honoring the roots and people who make Charleston’s music scene what it is,” Davis pointed out. “It’s a chance to look back, celebrate the present, and inspire future generations of musicians.” The concert, now in its eleventh year, has grown into a community tradition that spans generations and genres, representing the diversity, inventiveness, and collaboration that define Lowcountry music culture.
Michael Davis, the owner of Ye Olde Music Shop and a musician, launched the Lowcountry Music Hall of Fame in 2015. Hundreds of musicians, bands, and industry contributors have been honored since its debut.
