It's one thing to channel the cool, dusty, boots-and-aviators California country rock of the '70s, filtered through a 21st-century aesthetic. It’s really something to effortlessly evoke that Laurel Canyon sound (the stomping grounds of Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Gram Parsons and Crosby, Stills and Nash, among others) and then temper it with punk sensibilities. […]
Two singer/songwriters take the stage on Saturday, Oct. 21.
Two chances to show off your fashion/dress up/alter-ego prowess (and there are some pretty nice prizes up for grabs).
Jason Krekel and Ami Worthen sing a tribute to the wolfman at the new gallery on Battery Park Ave.
A unicycle and a parasol are eye-catching in downtown Asheville.
ZaPow! and Castell Photography both hosted openings on Friday night. Here’s what they looked like.
Nashville’s Americana rockers the Apache Relay proved that they’re the band to watch when they opened for G. Love earlier this week. Photos by David Simchock.
Asheville’s Hardlox Jewish Festival takes place on Sunday, Oct. 16.
Following tonight’s opening reception for juried show Manipulated, juror Ariel Shanberg will be available for questions during a meet-and-greet at 5 p.m. on Saturday.
The new gallery/studio/artist development space on Battery Park Ave. holds a party featuring music my The Mad Tea Party.
The brewmaster package at Pisgah Brewing includes dinner before the benefit concert.
The Akron, Ohio band makes a stop at The Emerald Lounge on Friday.
As a thank you for the “best live show of 2011” nod from Xpress readers, Moog Music offers a special price for weekend passes.
Roots-rockers Apache Relay open for G. Love, who returns to Asheville in support of his Echo Mountain-recorded, Avett Brothers-produced album Fixin’ To Die.
Six models posed at Pack Place last weekend
The “Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me” host recorded a promo message for WCQS, congratulating Asheville on its dubious distinction.
Scenes from Asheville’s Oktoberfest, held Saturday, Oct. 8 on Wall Street.
The local instrumental/experimental rock band holds its CD release party for self-titled EP on Sunday, Oct. 23.
Autumn florals on a warm fall day, paired with leather boots, moccasins, an embroidered vest and red plastic-framed sunglasses.
The Kiwi indie-rock band offers fans a chance to win a dream trip to see its post-Moogfest performance at the New Zealand Music Awards.
Fabrics, jewelry and accessories with Indian and Asian motifs, paired with jeans and leggings.
