Myrtle Beach: Motown Christmas Tribute Show Tickets

Motown’s festive groove fills the GTS Theatre with soul

You’ll step inside Myrtle Beach’s GTS Theatre for a night of soul and warmth—Motown hits mixed with festive classics, close-up performances, and stories that pull you right in. Expect laughter, singalongs, and that rare feeling when music connects everyone in the room—even if your clapping is off-beat.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry to GTS Theatre with bronze seating for the Motown Christmas Tribute Show; all fees and taxes are covered. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchairs or service animals—just let them know ahead of time if you need accommodations.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Motown Tribute Show in Myrtle Beach

• Arrive at GTS Theatre
• Find seating (first come, first served)
• Watch Motor City Musical tribute
• Sing along to Motown hits
• Enjoy festive holiday Motown songs

The Experience

“You know, Marvin always said the best songs come from heartbreak and hope,” our host grinned as we shuffled into the GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach. I’d barely settled into my seat—bronze section, not too far from the stage—when that first chord hit. The room was cozy, lights low but warm, and for a second I forgot it was December outside. Everyone around us seemed to be humming already, even before the show started.

The performers didn’t just sing; they moved like they’d been doing this since Detroit’s heyday. Our guide (I wish I caught his name—he wore a red velvet jacket) pointed out little stories behind each Motown hit. When “This Christmas” started up, someone behind me whispered along, off-key but happy. There was this cinnamon-and-cologne smell in the air—probably someone’s holiday perfume mixing with popcorn from the lobby. Not what I expected at a Motown tribute show, but it fit somehow.

I tried to keep up with the clapping during “Dancing in the Street,” but honestly, my rhythm is questionable at best. Nobody cared though; people were swaying, laughing at missed lyrics, sharing glances like we’d all grown up on these songs. That feeling stuck with me—the way music can turn strangers into a crowd that feels like family for a night. The Motown Christmas Tribute Show in Myrtle Beach wasn’t perfect (the mic squeaked once), but I still think about that version of “Silent Night.” It felt both big and small at once—you know?

Top questions

Where is the Motown Christmas Tribute Show held?

The show takes place at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach.

Is seating assigned or first come first served?

Bronze seating is first come, first served.

Are there any holiday songs performed during the show?

Yes, classic Motown hits are mixed with holiday favorites like “Silent Night” and “This Christmas.”

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

How early should I arrive before showtime?

The doors open 45 minutes prior to showtime and close 10 minutes before.

Are infants allowed at the show?

Infants are welcome but must sit on an adult’s lap.

What happens if I arrive late?

Late arrivals will not be seated once doors close 10 minutes before showtime.

Can service animals attend?

Yes, service animals are allowed at GTS Theatre.