Last Saturday, October 18th, rising country star Dylan Scott along with opener Zach John King performed at The Refinery in Charleston, SC as part of the Easy Does It Tour.
The night kicked off on a note of fresh ambition as Nashville-based artist Zach John King took the stage. From his first chord, the crowd was drawn in by an energetic performance that fuses country, indie-rock and storytelling in a way that feels both grounded and modern.
King treated the audience to standout tracks like “Wannabe Cowboy” and “Slow Down,” showcasing his emotional range and artistic sincerity. It seems only a matter of time before he becomes a household name in country music.
Next up was the main event, Dylan Scott. He brought a high-energy performance mixed with pragmatic lyrics focused around family, togetherness, religion, and country life.
The most charming aspect of Dylan’s lyrics is that they are grounded in connection and how people relate, pushing the importance of love, friendship and family. In other words, put down your phone, tell somebody you love them, and go touch some grass. Maybe drink a beer with some buds and drive a truck (just not at the same time).
Fans came from all over, as one audience member stated they drove over five hours from Valdosta, Georgia just to see the show. And Dylan did not disappoint!
Dylan took time during each track to showcase how much his fans truly mean to him. Mid-performance, he even autographed a child’s cast, who had a broken arm (it was his first concert ever). Dylan also took fans phones to sing directly into the camera, giving them an unforgettable video clip from the show.
He moved all over the stage, making sure everyone could see and experience what it means to be Country while they sang along to tracks like “Country Til I Die,” “Can’t Have Mine (Find You a Girl),” and “Take My Breath Away” amongst others.
Fans were treated to a special evening with Dylan Scott and Zach John King at The Refinery that night. Enjoy a full photo gallery from the show below.
Dylan Scott & Zach John King at The Refinery – 10/18/25 (Photos)
All photos by Patrick Renton (@thesupermediocre)
