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Step into a high-energy tribute at GTS Theatre where rock ’n’ roll meets soul across a two-hour set of well-loved hits. This practical guide covers what to expect, where to sit, and how to plan your evening in Myrtle Beach.
Step into a high-energy tribute at GTS Theatre where rock ’n’ roll meets soul across a two-hour set of well-loved hits. This practical guide covers what to expect, where to sit, and how to plan your evening in Myrtle Beach.
The lights drop and a single spotlight catches a vintage microphone at GTS Theatre, the room humming as the first guitar riff rolls through the speakers. In Myrtle Beach, this two-hour tribute show stitches together the pulse of 1950s rock with the groove of 1960s–70s soul — performers trade costume changes and tight choreography while classic anthems demand clapping and call-and-response from the crowd.
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Operated by GTS Theatre · Myrtle Beach, SC
The lights drop and a single spotlight catches a vintage microphone at GTS Theatre, the room humming as the first guitar riff rolls through the speakers. In Myrtle Beach, this two-hour tribute show stitches together the pulse of 1950s rock with the groove of 1960s–70s soul — performers trade costume changes and tight choreography while classic anthems demand clapping and call-and-response from the crowd.
Myrtle Beach’s entertainment circuit has long leaned on live music and family shows; Rock N Soul follows a tradition of revues that celebrate American popular music and the regional appetite for nostalgia-driven nights out. The set list pulls from artists who shaped teen dance halls and R&B clubs — the songs are familiar, arranged to keep momentum across the evening. The theatre itself is an accessible, modern venue with assigned bronze seating in the back quarter for this ticket tier.
Plan to arrive early: doors open 45 minutes before curtain, and staff close entry 10 minutes prior. Expect a snack bar, accessible restrooms, and wheelchair seating if requested in advance. Bronze seating is first-come, first-served within the rear section and cannot be upgraded; groups must check in together.
For visitors staying in Myrtle Beach, combine the show with a sunset stroll on the boardwalk or an evening meal at a seafood restaurant. Bring a light layer for air-conditioned theatres, charge your phone for photos, and budget time for traffic near major beach outlets. This is an audience-focused, low-technical outing — great for families, couples, and music fans who want an energetic, sing-along night without needing prior knowledge of the repertoire.
easy.
2 hours.
No special fitness required — suitable for most ages and mobility levels
Doors open 45 minutes before the listed showtime and close 10 minutes before curtain; late arrivals are not seated.
Yes — GTS Theatre lists wheelchair-accessible surfaces and seating; contact the venue ahead of arrival to arrange accommodations.
Bronze seating for this ticket type is in the back quarter and is not upgradable through this ticketing channel.
No carry-ins are allowed, but a snack bar with light snacks and drinks is available inside the venue.
Myrtle Beach developed as a family entertainment destination in the mid-20th century; live revues and tribute shows have been central to its evening economy.
When visiting the coast before or after the show, stick to marked paths on the beach to protect dune grasses and nesting shorebirds; local venues increasingly support waste-reduction and recycling efforts.
GTS Theatre operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The lights drop and a single spotlight catches a vintage microphone at GTS Theatre, the room humming as the first guitar riff rolls through the speakers. In Myrtle Beach, this two-hour tribute show stitches together the pulse of 1950s rock with the groove of 1960s–70s soul — performers trade costume changes and tight choreography while classic anthems demand clapping and call-and-response from the crowd.
The lights drop and a single spotlight catches a vintage microphone at GTS Theatre, the room humming as the first guitar riff rolls through the speakers. In Myrtle Beach, this two-hour tribute show stitches together the pulse of 1950s rock with the groove of 1960s–70s soul — performers trade costume changes and tight choreography while classic anthems demand clapping and call-and-response from the crowd.
Myrtle Beach’s entertainment circuit has long leaned on live music and family shows; Rock N Soul follows a tradition of revues that celebrate American popular music and the regional appetite for nostalgia-driven nights out. The set list pulls from artists who shaped teen dance halls and R&B clubs — the songs are familiar, arranged to keep momentum across the evening. The theatre itself is an accessible, modern venue with assigned bronze seating in the back quarter for this ticket tier.
Plan to arrive early: doors open 45 minutes before curtain, and staff close entry 10 minutes prior. Expect a snack bar, accessible restrooms, and wheelchair seating if requested in advance. Bronze seating is first-come, first-served within the rear section and cannot be upgraded; groups must check in together.
For visitors staying in Myrtle Beach, combine the show with a sunset stroll on the boardwalk or an evening meal at a seafood restaurant. Bring a light layer for air-conditioned theatres, charge your phone for photos, and budget time for traffic near major beach outlets. This is an audience-focused, low-technical outing — great for families, couples, and music fans who want an energetic, sing-along night without needing prior knowledge of the repertoire.