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Chris Lee is the founder and CEO of MonkeyButt Media, a multimedia design company based in Upstate South Carolina that specializes in web design, graphic design, photography, videography, and social media services for businesses of all sizes.
With degrees in both Web Design and Graphic Design from Greenville Technical College (earned with a 4.0 GPA), Chris brings a unique blend of creative and technical expertise to every project.
His company offers comprehensive design solutions ranging from custom logos and branding to signs, banners, menus, and digital marketing support, serving clients throughout the region with professional-grade multimedia services.
Beyond his design work, Chris is a seasoned radio personality and musician whose career in broadcasting began in 1985 at WYAK FM in Myrtle Beach.
He spent years entertaining listeners on Classic Rock 101.1, hosting evening shows and serving as a newscaster on The John Boy & Billy "Big Show."
As a former member of the band Split Shot, which toured the southeastern United States and achieved two #1 hits on the Cashbox National Beach Music Charts, Chris brings an insider's perspective to his podcast "Backstage With Chris Lee," where he interviews musicians, singers, and songwriters from South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia.
His diverse background in radio, music, acting (with appearances on shows like Homeland and The Righteous Gemstones), and multimedia production has positioned him as a well-connected figure in the Southeast entertainment industry, and he currently serves on the Board of Directors for the South Carolina Entertainment & Music Hall of Fame.
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As a professional concert photographer, Chris has built an impressive portfolio capturing some of the biggest names in classic rock at major venues throughout the Carolinas.
His work has documented legendary performances by artists including Alice Cooper, Styx, Foreigner, Chicago, Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo, Don Felder, John Waite, and Kevin Cronin at prestigious venues like Harrah's Cherokee Casino, Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium, PNC Pavilion in Charlotte, and the Peace Center in Greenville.
Drawing on his deep understanding of music and performance from his own experience as a musician and radio personality, Chris brings a unique insider's perspective to his concert photography, capturing not just the spectacle of live performances but the authentic moments that resonate with both artists and fans.
His high-resolution images serve as powerful marketing and promotional tools for venues and performers, helping to build audience engagement and trust through compelling visual storytelling that captures the energy and emotion of live music.
