Top South Carolina Musicals

Add some musical cabaret to your Myrtle Beach trip with a ticket to the Elton John Tribute Show. Join music lovers of all ages for this concert including classic Elton John hits performed by impressionist Bill Connors. See a convincing impersonation of Elton John as you sing along to hit songs like Rocket Man and Tiny Dancer. Drinks and snacks are available for purchase.

Get all the thrills of a Charleston ghost tour without any walking on this haunted horse and carriage ride. A horse and carriage takes you down twisting side streets and cobbled alleyways with ease as your guide shares spooky stories from Charleston’s past. Make your way past the Mills House, the Circular Congregational Graveyard, and and Provost Dungeon in the heart of the Holy City.

As the spotlight hits the stage, prepare to be transported back in time to relive some of the greatest musical movements in history. Each song is a carefully rehearsed spectacle designed to engage and enthrall. From foot-tapping beats to soul-stirring ballads, the show reimagines the impactful decades through its live renditions. Focusing on the music that had such an impact during the civil rights movement. The high-energy performance captivates the audience, transforming the stage into an energetic canvas of colors, movements, and emotions. The show features breathtaking masterpieces from artists like Ray Charles, Ike and Tina Turner, James Brown, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Eddie Floyd, and many more. Note: Trip advisor seats are in the BACK of the theatre and not upgradeable. For Better Seats order directly through the theatre.

Get your holiday season started when you book your tickets for the Step Into Christmas Elton John Tribute Show in Myrtle Beach. Watch a top impersonator, Bill Connors, perform Christmas songs as well as chart-topping favorites from the iconic singer at the GTS Theatre. Connors has carefully studied mannerisms, inflections, and nuances to bring an uncanny portrayal of Sir Elton John to the stage.