Reggaetronic Presents Lake Murray Palooza This Saturday on Lake Murray

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(CHAPIN, SC) – Thousands of music lovers and boaters are expected to gather this Saturday, July 11, for Reggaetronic Presents Lake Murray Palooza, one of South Carolina’s premier on-the-water music festivals.

Taking place from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Fat Frogs Marina (1701 Dreher Island Road, Chapin), the festival offers a one-of-a-kind concert experience where guests can enjoy live music from both the shoreline and hundreds of boats anchored offshore.

This year’s celebration also embraces America’s 250th anniversary, with attendees encouraged to wear patriotic attire and decorate their boats, floats, and beach setups in red, white, and blue.

In addition to live entertainment, the event features food and beverage vendors, VIP experiences, sponsor activations, and family-friendly activities throughout the day. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Game Changers, supporting programs that make a positive impact on local children and families.

“We’re excited to welcome everyone back to Lake Murray for an incredible day of live music, lake life, and community,” said Ronnie Alexander, founder of Reggaetronic. “This event has become a summer tradition, and we’re proud to continue growing it while supporting a meaningful local causethanks to the help of maany regional and local sponsors that include TIdewater Boats, Monster Energy, Coogler Construction and many more.”

Guests arriving by land should park at 124 Long Pine Road, Chapin, SC, where complimentary shuttle service will transport attendees to and from the marina. Boaters are encouraged to arrive early and follow all South Carolina Department of Natural Resources boating regulations.

Tickets and additional event information are available at www.reggaetronicsc.com.

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