About this venue
House of Blues - Myrtle Beach is one of North Myrtle Beach's distinctive concert venues, located within the Barefoot Landing complex. The venue features the recognizable House of Blues aesthetic, combining detailed décor with an atmosphere inspired by American music traditions and modern live-event production. Its concert space can be configured for different types of events, making it suitable for performances across a wide range of musical genres.
The main music hall keeps much of the audience relatively close to the stage, creating an intimate live-show experience. Professional sound and lighting systems support concert productions, while bars and food-and-beverage facilities inside the venue allow visitors to spend time on site before and during an event.
The venue is located at 4640 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach, United States, alongside U.S. Route 17 and within the Barefoot Landing area. Visitors arriving by car can use parking available around the complex and continue to the entrance on foot. For travel from other parts of North Myrtle Beach and broader local transportation options, the city information further down the page provides additional details.
About the city: North Myrtle Beach
North Myrtle Beach, a coastal city in the state of South Carolina, combines Atlantic beaches with a well-developed entertainment, sports and events scene. Concerts, sporting competitions and year-round entertainment are spread across the Ocean Drive and Main Street area, Barefoot Landing, and the city’s sports facilities. North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex is an important location for tournaments and larger sporting gatherings, while waterfront districts offer restaurants, shops, music venues and accommodation in different categories. For visitors arriving with tickets to a concert or sporting event, the city is a practical base that combines the event with time by the Atlantic.
The main air gateway is Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR), while Wilmington International Airport (ILM) provides an additional option for air travel. Local public transportation is provided by Coast RTA, while the road network is centered on U.S. Route 17 and South Carolina Highway 31, which connect the main visitor areas and make it easier to reach sports facilities, entertainment complexes and event venues. Taxis, rideshare services and rental cars are available for the final part of the journey, which is particularly practical for events outside pedestrian areas. This transport structure makes it easy to plan arrival and departure whether staying near Main Street, Barefoot Landing or in other parts of the city.
Before or after an event, it is worth walking along Main Street in the Ocean Drive neighborhood, heading to the Atlantic shoreline or visiting Cherry Grove Pier for a classic coastal-city experience. Barefoot Landing offers walkways, shops, restaurants and entertainment along the Intracoastal Waterway, making it a natural choice for spending a few hours before an evening program. Visitors can combine event tickets with a relaxed seaside walk, water views and exploration of North Myrtle Beach’s different neighborhoods. It is precisely the combination of beach, sports, music and entertainment that gives the city its distinctive character as a destination where it is easy to extend a stay before or after the main event.
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