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Charter Spectrum Amphitheatre
Phone: (864) 757-3022
City: Simpsonville
Region: Mountains
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Charter Spectrum Amphitheatre
Charter Spectrum Amphitheatre is a premier outdoor entertainment venue conveniently located in the heart of Upstate South Carolina along the I-85 corridor between Atlanta and Charlotte. From Willie Nelson to the Counting Crows, from Darius Rucker to Mumford & Sons, the Charter Spectrum Amphitheatre each year welcomes some of the most sought after, award-winning musicians in America. There is no better place in the Southeast to enjoy musicians like Miranda Lambert, B.B. King and the Black Keys under the stars.
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