House of Blues Myrtle Beach Seating Chart
House of Blues Myrtle Beach is a music hall and restaurant at 4640 Highway 17 South in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It sits in Barefoot Landing, a shopping and dining village. It opened in April 1997 as the fifth House of Blues, built to look like an old Southern Delta juke joint and filled with folk art. The 59,000-square-foot building holds a two-level Music Hall for up to 2,000 people, a restaurant and bar, an outdoor Deck and several smaller event rooms.
Quick answer
Usually not. House of Blues Myrtle Beach says its Music Hall is general admission and standing room only, so a standard ticket has no seat. The only assigned seats are the VIP reserved loge seats in the balcony, sold as an upgrade.
- The Music Hall holds up to 2,000 people over two levels.
- A few stools and pews line the main floor, first come, first served.
- Parking is free throughout Barefoot Landing.
- For private events, the Indigo Room seats about 80 to 125 for dinner.
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Sections at House of Blues Myrtle Beach
House of Blues Myrtle Beach has a standing main floor and a U-shaped balcony in its two-level Music Hall, plus a VIP lounge and private rooms. The layout below comes from the venue's FAQ and its official floor plan.
- Main floor — general admission, standing room only
- Balcony — a U-shaped upper level with rail seating and its own bar
- Reserved loge seats — VIP seats in the balcony, sold as an upgrade
- Perimeter seating — a few stools and pews around the main floor, first come
- Indigo Room — the VIP lounge with priority entry and pre-show entertainment
Best seats at House of Blues Myrtle Beach
The Music Hall is general admission and standing room only, so a regular ticket comes with no seat. If you want a guaranteed seat, buy a VIP reserved loge seat in the balcony. Otherwise the only seats are a limited number of stools and pews around the edge of the main floor. To get in early and closer to the stage, spend $25 or more per person in the restaurant or Gear Shop for Pass the Line, or buy a priority-entry upgrade.
Tips before you go
Parking is free throughout Barefoot Landing, though spaces fill fast and a paid Premiere Parking upgrade is sold. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, but backpacks of any size are not. The venue takes cash and all major cards. Shows are all ages unless the ticket says otherwise, children 12 and under need an adult, and there is no re-entry. The Sunday Gospel Brunch runs from 9 am to 1 pm.
How to read the House of Blues Myrtle Beach seating chart
The main floor is one open standing area facing the stage, with three bars along the left, right and back. Stairs and a lift lead to the balcony, which wraps around the room in a U with rail seating and a fourth bar.
A general-admission ticket gets you into the room but not a seat. A reserved loge ticket gives you an assigned balcony seat, and the Indigo Room upgrade adds priority entry and pre-show entertainment.
Accessible tickets are sold in pairs and placed first come, first served. All restrooms are accessible, the bars are at floor level or reached by lift, and sign language interpreters need two weeks' notice by email.
Building a seating chart for an event at House of Blues Myrtle Beach
The venue hosts private events for 25 to 2,850 guests. Live Nation's fact sheet and events site give slightly different seated-dinner figures. The Music Hall seats roughly 400 to 475 and the restaurant and bar 175. The Indigo Room seats 80 to 125, the Carolina Room 65 to 70 and The Gallery 35 to 40. For a seated dinner in the Indigo or Carolina Room, plan the tables in the maker and hand the caterer a printed chart.
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Open the seating chart generatorFrequently asked questions
- Is there assigned seating at House of Blues Myrtle Beach?
- Usually not. House of Blues Myrtle Beach says its Music Hall is general admission and standing room only, so a standard ticket has no seat. The only assigned seats are the VIP reserved loge seats in the balcony, sold as an upgrade.
- What are the best seats at House of Blues Myrtle Beach?
- The Music Hall is general admission and standing room only, so a regular ticket comes with no seat. If you want a guaranteed seat, buy a VIP reserved loge seat in the balcony. Otherwise the only seats are a limited number of stools and pews around the edge of the main floor. To get in early and closer to the stage, spend $25 or more per person in the restaurant or Gear Shop for Pass the Line, or buy a priority-entry upgrade.
- What sections does House of Blues Myrtle Beach have?
- Main sections include: Main floor — general admission, standing room only; Balcony — a U-shaped upper level with rail seating and its own bar; Reserved loge seats — VIP seats in the balcony, sold as an upgrade. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
- Where is House of Blues Myrtle Beach located?
- House of Blues Myrtle Beach is at 4640 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582, inside Barefoot Landing. Parking is free across the complex, including accessible spaces.
- How do I plan a private event at House of Blues Myrtle Beach?
- Ask House of Blues' private events team about the Music Hall, the Deck or one of the smaller rooms. With the date set, build the House of Blues Myrtle Beach seating plan in our free chart maker.