7/18: Join DJ D-Nyce @ the Juke Joint Concert & Steppers Round Up

When

Jul 18th, 2025

6:30pm - 10:30pm

Where

5001 Coliseum Dr.North CharlestonSC29418

Join Star 99.7’s DJ D-Nyce at the
Juke Joint Love All Star Edition Live Concert & Steppers Round Up
Friday, July 18 | North Charleston Coliseum

Friday, July 18, the Juke Joint Love, All Star Edition takes over the North Charleston Coliseum. Join our very own D-Nyce, along with Simply Wayne, DJ Cleve,DJ D-Nyce, Tonio Armani, Ms. Jody, Meechie, Uncle Daddy, Meechie, DJKool and DJ Dymatic for

All Steppers and groups are welcome for this live concert and steppers roundup! Tickets are available at the Coliseum box office.

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