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9/22 – Switchfoot LIVE @ Charleston Music Hall

Switchfoot is performing LIVE at Charleston Music Hall on Tuesday, September 22nd. Be sure to get your tickets here! Photo: 101.7 Chuck FM

9/22 – Switchfoot LIVE @ Charleston Music Hall

When
Sep 22nd, 2026
7:00pm - 9:30pm
Where
37 John StCharlestonSC29403

Coming Soon: Switchfoot @ Charleston Music Hall
Tuesday, September 22 | Doors Open: 7PM | Charleston Music Hall

For almost three decades, Switchfoot has been one of the most impactful bands of the alternative rock genre, selling over 10 million albums, including their 3x Platinum “The Beautiful Letdown” and Grammy award-winning “Hello Hurricane,” with a new album “Forever Now” set to release June 26th.

Switchfoot will be performing live at the Charleston Music Hall on Tuesday, September 22nd. Tickets will go on sale soon, so be sure to get your tickets when sales go live by clicking here.

See more about Switchfoot at the Charleston Music Hall here.

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