On Sunday, April 26, two emerging voices in the Southeast music scene, Virginia Man and Sun Child, will take the stage for a uniquely intimate performance at The Refinery in The Limbo Room. This special tour stop offers a refreshing alternative to the typical concert experience, inviting audiences into a deeply personal, warm atmosphere.
Stripping things down to their acoustic core, both artists are reimagining the live show as a shared moment between performer and audience. The “listening room” format emphasizes connection, storytelling, and presence, creating a space where every lyric lands and every silence matters.
Sun Child, the project of Jacksonville, Florida-based artist Brooke Garwood, delivers dreamy folk compositions carried by ethereal vocals and poetic lyricism. Her songs evoke a sense of weightlessness and introspection, drawing listeners into a world that feels both intimate and expansive.
Virginia Man, led by Kristian Lietzan, offers a striking contrast with raw, heartfelt songwriting that cuts deep while remaining grounded in sincerity. His acoustic performance promises moments of reflection, emotional release, and connection that linger long after the final note.
Together, these artists are touring the Southeast, building a grassroots following one room at a time. Their Charleston performance is a rare opportunity to experience two rising acts in a setting designed for true musical immersion.
Event Details:
- Sunday, April 26
- The Limbo Room at The Refinery
- Charleston, SC
- Doors: 6 pm
- Show: 7 pm
- Tickets: https://www.
ticketweb.com/event/limbo-at- the-refinery-presents-the- refinery-tickets/14801203