Liberty, South Carolina, is about to get a dose of Appalachian moonshine lore without a single illegal still in sight, as the Moonshiner Mash In comedy tour rolls into the Pickens County Performing Arts Center on August 15. Headliner Killer Beaz takes the stage from 7 to 9 p.m., joined by fellow Moonshiners personalities Dan Whitehurst, Josh Owens, Jerry Benson and Steve Tickle for a night billed as a celebration of the Discovery Channel series' 15th year on air. Doors open at 6 p.m.
Fans can see the television personalities in person before the show. Tickets are available through Eventvesta.
The listing also spells out a few ground rules: no outside food or drinks are permitted, and attendees must carry only clear bags.
A Venue Now Anchors Liberty's Arts Scene
The show's home, the Pickens County Performing Arts Center, gives the small Upstate town a regional-scale venue for touring acts like this one.
Marking 15 Seasons of Discovery's Longest-Running Southern Saga
Moonshiners first premiered on Discovery Channel on December 6, 2011, and reached its 15th season this past January, per Wikipedia. The Liberty stop is one of several the Moonshiner Mash In tour is making at historic Southern theaters this year, including the Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Virginia, according to The Lincoln Theatre.
The Comedians Fans Will See Up Close
Killer Beaz, a comedian, performs on the tour.
Special guest Dan Whitehurst joins the cast onstage.
A Crash Survivor and a Breakout Spin-Off Star Share the Bill
Josh Owens appears at the live shows.
Steve Tickle, another cast member, appears on the tour alongside Owens and Jerry Benson.
Liberty Provides a Setting for the Tour
The tour's arrival brings its moonshine-themed entertainment to the Upstate South Carolina region.
The liquor production depicted on Moonshiners is dramatized for television, according to Wikipedia.
