Vincent Harris is a journalist based in Greenville, South Carolina. He writes for various local publications including Yoga Under The Oaks, The Greenville Journal, and The Post and Courier. Vincent covers a wide range of topics including music, arts, and local events, and his work has also been featured in ARTBOMB AN ARTS EXPLOSION.
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Vincent Harris' work predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly local music scenes and events in South Carolina. Given the emphasis on event coverage and announcements, he may be open to pitches related to upcoming concerts, album releases by local bands or musicians, and stories about the regional music scene.
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By: Vincent Harris
The Icehouse Amphitheater (107 W. Main St.) brings back classic ’80s rock hits with Resurrection: A Journey Tribute. Expect to hear iconic tracks like “Anyway You Want It,” “Send Her My Love,” “Open Arms,” “Faithfully” and, of course, “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Showtime is 6 p.m. Tickets are $27. Visit icehouseamphitheater.com for more information.
By: Vincent Harris
Leela James does not phone it in. She does not hold back. Over a 20-plus-year career that includes work with the Black Eyed Peas and Wyclef Jean, the California soul singer has attacked her material with pure passion.
By: Vincent Harris
SC Philharmonic launches its 60th season with a performance based on Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers. It's one example of how the group has stayed relevant
By: Vincent Harris
Straight No Chaser will perform their a cappella arrangements of holiday classics, new pop songs and more at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center Oct. 25.
By: Vincent Harris
Ballet, magic, more take the stage in Columbia & Lexington, SC in November 2024. "The Nutcracker" is at the Township, The music of Miles Davis at Koger Center.
By: Vincent Harris
Kevin K. and The Bowery Cats' latest album, "Rosewood," is part-homage to the punk rocker's adopted home, but also pulls on his punk CBGB-era roots from NYC
By: Vincent Harris
Lonestar plays at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium Nov. 8. Band keyboardist Dean Sams said he has definitely noticed a resurgence in Lonestar’s concert crowds lately.
By: Vincent Harris
The City of Pelion invites you to 951 Pine St. for their 43rd Annual Pelion Peanut Party. Farmers in Pelion have been producing and harvesting peanuts for years, and this aptly-named festival features a craft show, parade, car show, military exhibits, peanut butter and jelly sandwich-eating contest, frozen T-shirt contest, fabulous festival food, and amusement rides for the whole family. This three-day festival runs from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and ends on Sunday evening. It is free to attend. Visit facebook.com/pelionpeanutparty for more information.
By: Vincent Harris
On Nov. 6th, gospel singer Melvin Crispell III will perform at Right Direction Church International Sanctuary on Broad River Road, fresh off a Dove Awards win.
By: Vincent Harris
If you’ve seen an armed services ensemble perform before, you might think you know what to expect when Fort Jackson’s 282D Army Band takes the stage this Monday at the new Lexington Two Performing Arts Center on Platt Springs Road.
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