Creations by Joshua Marc Levy, Greu and Travis Medford have an opening reception on June 28 at Push Skate Shop & Gallery.
The Asheville-based all-ages band plays The Grey Eagle on June 30.
Working with other artists became a steady through-line in Michelle Malone’s career. Her latest album, 2018’s Slings and Arrows, includes songs she co-wrote with Randall Bramlett and up-and-coming Atlanta artist Eliot Bronson.
The former Swannanoa Chamber Music Festival adopts a new name for its 50th year, which runs June 29-July 22.
The show was probably played as contemporary from its 1965 Broadway premiere through at least the early 1990s, but it’s become a bit of a relic of its era, with its casual approach to what can be considered somewhat toxic masculinity today.
Music booker Jeff Whitworth says that he often hears positive comments. “People will tell me, ‘Thank you for hosting metal shows at The Grey Eagle,’ or, ‘I’m glad somebody’s booking real hip hop shows.’”
The Maine-based folk/pop siblings play Isis on June 27.
The 8th annual Asheville Percussion Festival runs through Monday, July 1, with workshops, demos and concerts.
The staged reading of Barbie Angell’s play opens The Magnetic Theatre’s New Play Development Program on June 27.
The band just released its debut EP, The Morning. It includes five original songs .
The Nashville-based Americana artist plays the Isis lounge on June 26.
Alexa Rose, Hannah Kaminer and The Old Chevrolette Set play classic country tunes at Isis on June 23.
Each group celebrates its new music with a live show at The Grey Eagle: Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters on Friday, June 21; and The Moon and You play Sunday, June 23.
‘Rules and How to Break Them’ opens Thursday, June 20, and will run for six performances at The Bebe Theater.
Pack Square Park hosts the celebration of Latin American culture on June 22.
Formerly known as the Tunnel Art Project, the over 250-foot mural occupies a real working tunnel connecting two main buildings of the Charles George VA Medical Center. Lead artist Jim Stilwell draws inspiration from the hospital’s residents and visitors.
All things are possible when a public figure can articulate the dissatisfaction of a group and rally them to a cause.
On Friday, June 21, A Pastoral Palette — The Barn Whispers its Memories, will be held at Lenoir Rhyne University.
The dance party fundraiser for local LGBTQ nonprofits takes place June 21 at Eleven on Grove.
Superb local musicians give touring artists some healthy competition, and the out-of-town acts both bring something new to the local music conversation.
The Smoking Flowers will release their first acoustic record, Snowball Out of Hell, on Friday, June 21.