On Thursday, April 2, break out the eyeliner and dust off your favorite band tee—the Nights at Nance concert series is taking a nostalgic turn into the 2000s! Join us for a night of high-energy anthems that will have you screaming along to every word.
Prepare for a trip back to the era of skinny jeans and side-swept bangs. Heartburn is the Grand Strand’s premier emo and pop-punk tribute band, known for their authentic sound and high-octane stage presence. They don’t just play the hits; they recreate the raw energy of a Warped Tour main stage.
Expect a setlist packed with:
The Anthems: Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, and Blink-182.
The Classics: Green Day, Jimmy Eat World, and All Time Low.
The Deep Cuts: The Used, Taking Back Sunday, and more.
Heartburn brings the “funky heat” of the emo world to Myrtle Beach, ensuring that whether you were a “Sk8er Boi” or a “Helena,” you’ll find yourself right at home in the pit (or your lawn chair).
Nance Plaza is transforming into the ultimate emo and pop-punk playground. Whether you’re here to relive your “scene” phase or just want to enjoy some of the best alternative hits of the last two decades, this is the perfect Thursday night hangout.
From the infectious rhythm of the bass to soulful vocal harmonies, their “funky heat” is designed to get every generation on their feet. Their performances are more than just concerts—they are high-energy experiences that bring the community together through the universal language of groove.
Know Before You Go
Weather: Events are subject to change due to inclement weather.
Vibe: Family-friendly, but singing at the top of your lungs is highly encouraged.
Seating: First-come, first-served. Arrive early to snag a prime spot!
Food & Drink: Plan to arrive early to dine at one of the adjacent restaurants or dine at the event with delicious treats and beverages for purchase.
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