New concert series built to honor the military community
A message from: Navy Federal Credit Union
A new national music series by Navy Federal Credit Union is bringing global superstar and multi-platinum artist Kane Brown to Charleston, South Carolina, on May 8 — and it's free for veterans and active military personnel.
🎤 Why it's important: Navy Federal Jams is designed to celebrate military service and bring communities together through shared experiences — a timely focus as the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary.
- In a region with deep military ties and strong country music roots, events like this offer a chance to come together and connect in meaningful ways.
The details: The Charleston show will take place at the North Charleston Coliseum, with country artist Chris Lane joining Kane Brown on the lineup.
- ⏰ Doors open at 6pm, with the show starting at 7pm.
- 🎖️ Active military personnel can reserve tickets for free.
- 🎟️ General admission tickets are available for $75.
What to expect: Beyond the music, attendees can explore Mission Marketplace, an on-site experience featuring home goods, apparel and gifts from veteran-owned businesses.
- The event is designed to create meaningful moments of connection, with opportunities to support military entrepreneurs while bonding with fellow attendees.
What Navy Federal is saying: "Music has a unique way of bringing people together," Navy Federal vice president of brand strategy Joe Bock said. "These concerts are meant to create fun, shared experiences that celebrate community and show gratitude for service."
👀 Here's what else: Navy Federal Jams will hit multiple cities across the country this summer, including Virginia Beach, San Antonio, Tampa, Jacksonville, Oklahoma City and Tacoma.
The impact: By hosting events in local markets, the series creates space for connection in places where military presence is deeply woven into local identities.
In Charleston, that means a night of live music, a platform for veteran-owned businesses and a shared experience rooted in appreciation and connection.
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