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.
If you are a musician or band based in South Carolina with an interesting story or milestone such as an album release, tour announcement, or unique collaboration within the area's music community, Vincent might be interested in covering it for his audience.
Since Vincent’s focus is largely localized to Greenville and South Carolina at large, consider tailoring pitches that align with these geographic areas while keeping a keen focus on highlighting local talent and events.
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By: Vincent Harris
Apparently, John Legend, the passionate, soulful vocalist with platinum albums and Grammy awards galore, doesn’t like having down time.
By: Vincent Harris
Get to know the history of South Carolina's Indigenous peoples. Learn about the Catawba and Cherokee nations and the Santee. Since colonization, the population has declined.
By: Vincent Harris
The Icehouse Amphitheater (107 W. Main St.) hosts a Christmas Craft Fair. Browse through dozens of local and regional vendors selling unique gifts, fresh produce, clothing, jewelry, home holiday décor and more. The craft fair runs from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and is free to attend. Visit icehouseamphitheater.com for more information.
By: Vincent Harris
By Vincent Harris Special to The Post and Courier of 2 History is not neat.
By: Vincent Harris
The Riverbanks Zoo & Garden (500 Wildlife Pkwy.) invites you and the kids to brighten up your Friday night with Wild Lights. From polar bears to flamingos, explore an illuminated wildlife safari featuring more than 60 brand-new larger-than-life lantern displays inspired by nature. Along the way, discover engaging interactive displays and fun photo opportunities. Wild Lights runs from 5 to 9 p.m. Admission is $20.99 for adults ages 13 and up ($10.99 for members) and $15.99 for children ($7.99 for members). Visit riverbanks.org/events/wild-lights for more information.
By: Vincent Harris
With the year winding down and holiday-themed shows packing the December concert calendar, I thought I would take a look ahead to 2025 and check out some of the artists coming to venues all over the Upstate, such as the Radio Room, the Peace Center, The Well and more.
By: Vincent Harris
Columbia's vibrant underground music scene means moshing is a regular occurrence at local shows, like Commie House. Though it may look chaotic, there are rules.
By: Vincent Harris
As the year winds down, Upstate artists are still going strong, putting out singles that display the talent and variety of our local music scene.
By: Vincent Harris
Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs opened a dual exhibition at the City Gallery downtown featuring the photography of Marcus Middleton and Caroline Gutman.
2024 was a year of ups and downs for the local music scene, and a lot of those ups and downs were chronicled here in the “Upstate Beat” column.
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