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What’s Going On In Charleston’s Event Spotlight
SpingFest 2026 ft Ying Yang Twins & Flo Rida
Event Brief:
North Charleston is getting a big-name spring party. Spring Fest Charleston is bringing Flo Rida and the Ying Yang Twins to Building 64 on Thursday, April 2, 2026, giving local fans a chance to catch two nationally known hip-hop acts in one night. Building 64 has the event listed on its official calendar, and local reporting says the show will also include a $1,000 twerk battle presented by Twerk Tequila, music from DJ Dolla Menu, and additional performers to be announced.
Located at 2301 Noisette Blvd. in North Charleston, Building 64 has been stacking notable events at its Navy Yard venue, and this one looks positioned as one of the more attention-grabbing concerts on its spring schedule. Tickets are on sale now. Tap below for ticket info and full event details.
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