Juicy J & Project Pat to Headline Kulture Klash 11 at Navy Yard Charleston
Two Memphis rap heavyweights are headed to North Charleston this fall.
Juicy J and Project Pat have been announced as the featured headliners for Kulture Klash 11, returning to Building 64 at Navy Yard Charleston on Saturday, Nov. 14.
The festival runs from 6 PM to 2 AM and will combine hip-hop, visual art, live performance, installations and nightlife under one roof. The official ticket page lists Juicy J and Project Pat at the top of a lineup that will also include 20 musical acts across four stages, 100 visual artists, circus acts and dancers.
Juicy J & Project Pat Bring Memphis Rap History to North Charleston
The pairing gives this year’s Kulture Klash a particularly strong hip-hop centerpiece.
Juicy J rose to prominence as a founding member of Three 6 Mafia, the influential Memphis group that won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2006 for “It’s Hard Out Here for a Pimp.”
He later built a major solo career of his own, while continuing to carry the sound and influence of Memphis rap into newer generations of hip-hop.
Project Pat is Juicy J’s older brother and a Memphis rap fixture in his own right. His early-2000s run included records such as “Chickenhead” and “Don’t Save Her,” while his association with Three 6 Mafia helped introduce his distinctive style to an even wider audience.
The two brothers also remain active collaborators; Apple Music lists their joint project Dem Goats among Project Pat’s 2026 releases.
Kulture Klash Is Bigger Than a Concert
While Juicy J and Project Pat are the immediate headline, Kulture Klash is designed as much more than a traditional concert.
Organizers describe the annual event as an underground arts and music festival bringing together visual artists, bands, DJs, performance art and immersive installations throughout Building 64.
This year’s event is expected to feature:
- Juicy J & Project Pat
- 20 musical acts
- Four stages
- 100+ visual artists
- Interactive art installations
- Circus performers and dancers
- Food trucks
- Full bars
- Immersive lighting and projection art
Kulture Klash also says the event is all ages, although anyone under 18 must attend with an adult.
The Event Also Supports The Livity Foundation
Kulture Klash has partnered with The Livity Foundation, and organizers say proceeds from the event benefit the foundation.
The nonprofit focuses on four areas: arts, athletics, wellness and the environment, using fundraising and programming to support community initiatives.
The official ticket listing says all proceeds from Kulture Klash 11 benefit The Livity Foundation.
That community element remains a major part of the festival’s identity, even as the event continues adding nationally recognized headliners.
Building 64 Continues to Become a Major North Charleston Event Hub
Kulture Klash returns to Building 64, located inside Navy Yard Charleston at 2301 Noisette Boulevard.
The venue’s current calendar includes concerts, festivals and large-scale events throughout the fall, including Melt Mural Festival, Charleston Pride Festival, Skinful Halloween and Breakaway Haunted Fest before Kulture Klash arrives in November.
For Kulture Klash specifically, Building 64’s warehouse-style environment gives organizers room to blend music stages, visual artwork, installations and performance spaces throughout one large festival footprint.
Kulture Klash 11: What to Know
📅 Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026
⏰ 6 PM–2 AM
📍 Building 64 — 2301 Noisette Blvd., North Charleston
🎤 Featured: Juicy J & Project Pat
🎨 100+ visual artists
🎶 20 musical acts / 4 stages
👨👩👧👦 All ages; under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
Early-bird tickets are currently available through the official Kulture Klash website.
With two Memphis rap veterans now sitting at the top of the bill, Kulture Klash 11 just became one of the more notable fall music and arts events on North Charleston’s calendar.
