Where to Listen to Live Music on Tybee

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Where to Listen to Live Music on Tybee

There’s nothing quite like kicking back with a cold drink, good food, and the company of your loved ones while enjoying the sonic stylings of a gifted musician. If you love live music, you’ll be glad to know that Tybee is teeming with local talent who perform regularly at restaurants and venues across the island. Whether you’re into country music, classic rock, or beach bands, you’re sure to find a sound that you can vibe to on Tybee. Here’s where you can go to listen to live music on Tybee.

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Sea Wolf Tybee

Sea Wolf is a local establishment known for its gourmet hotdogs, fresh oysters, vegan options and inventive cocktails. They do a weekend brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., complete with food and drink specials and – you guessed it – live music on their back patio. On weekend afternoons at Sea Wolf, you’ll relish the sounds of local country, bluegrass and blues acts, providing the perfect acoustic backdrop for a relaxing and satisfying brunch. 

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Zunzibar

Boasting award-winning wings, sensational sandwiches, and a legendary happy hour, Zunzibar is another popular island eatery with a regular live music rotation. From Thursday through Sunday at 7 p.m., the Tybee location usually hosts live acts like Clara Waidley, Will Davis, and Justin Vreeland, among others. The music complements the lively beach bar atmosphere, ensuring that signature “Shit Yeah!” experience every time. To see the monthly lineup, visit zunzibar.com/tybee-island-live-music. 

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Chamacos Tacos & Surf

Tacos, tequila and tunes. That’s what you’ll find at this vibrant taco house and surf shop. Though their live music offerings aren’t as regular during the off-season, it’s not unlikely to catch a performer taking the patio on a Saturday night. The best way to keep up with upcoming performances here is to check the Chamacos Facebook page. 

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North Beach Bar & Grill

Serving up coastal cuisine with a Caribbean twist, North Beach Bar & Grill is a great option for live music. On most Friday and Saturday nights, the grill hosts live acts who bless the ears of patrons as they happily munch on their delicious dishes. Recent performers include Willie Jackson Blues, Outlaw Gypsy and Dead Man’s Hand. Follow NBBG on Facebook to stay in the know about upcoming shows. \

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Tybee Post Theater

Tybee Post Theater is the entertainment epicenter of the island. So, if you’re looking for live music, you’ll find your fix here time and time again. The Post regularly hosts exciting concerts featuring gifted local, regional and even national musicians, spanning several genres from country to classical and everything in between. Check out their calendar to see who’s coming to the stage next. And just a heads up, the theater is gearing up for its annual Tybee Post Music Festival, taking place Nov. 7–9. Locals and tourists alike will love this celebration of live music, so be sure to get your tickets before they sell out! 

Make sure to check out these other venues as well, Backriver Brewery, Nickies, Fannies & Doc’s Bar! Theres no shortage of live music on Tybee Island!

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