The collection of exclusive, previously unreleased music worked on at West Asheville’s Drop of Sun Studios features songs by MJ Lenderman, Animal Collective and more.

The collection of exclusive, previously unreleased music worked on at West Asheville’s Drop of Sun Studios features songs by MJ Lenderman, Animal Collective and more.
For the March edition of “The Playlist,” Xpress reached out to electric, indie-pop musician Moon Bride (Carly Kotula) to tackle our latest theme: unexpected turns.
The star-studded March 30 benefit show will raise money for local musician Jon Stickley’s son’s medical bills.
The local singer-songwriter’s album release show takes place March 22 at One World West.
A grassroot effort launched by a retired educator, the next show in the Mercy in the Mountains series features Ashes & Arrows at The Grey Eagle.
The beloved event returns March 19-23.
With two upcoming sold-out shows at The Orange Peel, the genre-defying band discusses its past, future projects and plans to support local storm recovery.
The band’s March 15 show at Modern Local Art Gallery in Mars Hill is aimed at drawing attention to the work of area artists in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene.
“The goal,” says Laura Williams, the choir’s founder, “is to connect with other singers, make friends within the community and support local businesses.” And in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene, she adds, the mission feels more important than ever.
The March 12 benefit show at The Grey Eagle features 16 popular local musicians performing to raise funds for Beloved Asheville’s storm recovery efforts.
The nine-member San Diego-based reggae-rock band performs on March 11 with Grammy winner Kabaka Pyramid at The Orange Peel.
The pay-what-you-can performance at White Horse Black Mountain features the Asheville-based world-jazz fusion duo with violin virtuoso Casey Driessen.
Recorded in the Old Marshall Jail’s stairwell, the sessions feature stripped-down performances by over 30 area artists.
What do Waxahatchee, Nikki Lane and Gillian Welch all have in common? They are among the artists featured on local singer-songwriter Julia Sanders’ playlist for making it through the final weeks of winter.
The two performances by Blue Ridge Orchestra take place at UNC Asheville’s Lipinsky Hall.
The Feb. 20 show at 185 King Street in Brevard pays tribute to late bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs.
In an affidavit filed in Buncombe County Superior Court on Jan. 17, Asheville Brewing Company co-owner Mike Rangel refutes accusations in the Jan. 3 lawsuit from The Orange Peel.
The Americana queen goes pop while the hip-hop duo makes a tactical strike.
Soprana rooftop bar is the venue for the Valentine’s Day show.
The pop-folk artist’s Blackbird Tour lands at The Orange Peel for a special Tropical Storm Helene benefit show on Feb. 12.
What do Vampire Weekend, Kevin Morby and Dr. Dog all have in common? They’re all on River Whyless drummer Alex McWalters’ ideal playlist for running in Western North Carolina.