4/18-19: Tickets On Sale for High Water Festival

When

Apr 18th, 2026 - Apr 19th, 2026

All Day

Where

1061 Everglades AveNorth CharlestonSC29405

Tickets On Sale for High Water Festival
April 18 & 19 | Riverfront Park

Come and enjoy two full evenings of the best live musical entertainment in North Charleston! The High Water Festival returns for two days this April and brings some of the best talent from around the country, featuring artists like Sheryl Crow, Jensen McRae, and Jesse Wells, along with a variety of bands such as Alabama Shakes, The Runarounds, and Peach Pit.

Enjoy your favorite musicians, bands, and delicious food while relaxing in beautiful Riverfront Park in North Charleston.

Secure your tickets in advanced by clicking here.

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