Hunter, Jessica & Cush

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30th Anniversary of the North Charleston Coliseum

TJ and Jessica had Alan Coker from the North Charleston Coliseum in studio to talk all about 30 years of shows and performances.

Some stats:
-Total Number of people who have attended events: 10,932,390
-First Concert: Alan Jackson and Lorrie Morgan Jan 30th, 1993
-Most concerts played…Wide Spread Panic (19 shows), Phish (9 Shows), Garth Brooks (7 Shows)
-Top Selling Concerts (One performance): Billy Joel (’94) with 12,697. Phish (’10) 12,403. Elton John (’97) 12,335
What was your favorite memory of the Coliseum? Was it a show, a graduation or performance?

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