The eclectic Asheville-based band celebrates the releases of a new album with a May 24 livestream show from The Grey Eagle.
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The eclectic Asheville-based band celebrates the releases of a new album with a May 24 livestream show from The Grey Eagle.
The Asheville-based trio discuss the creative perks of taking one’s time and “collaborating” with a famous comedian.
Downtown After 5 goes digital to kick off its 2020 concert series with a pair of local bands.
The Nashville-based artist and her band perform two tracks from her new album, “The Moon is an Ashtray.”
The local hip-hop artist’s new album “Live the Life” is a complex, honest look at his difficult journey.
Area music educators have been able to continue teaching digitally, but agree that video lessons are no substitute for in-person learning.
“Right now, I’m focused on putting out singles with music videos that tell stories,” says Asheville guitarist/singer/songwriter Ben Phantom, formerly known as Ben Phan.
The eclectic, Asheville-based instrumental band’s first record in three years combines elements of electronic music, ska and bluegrass.
Ryan Barber, The Get Right Band, Drunken Prayer and an all-star ensemble are among the local groups who’ve crafted timely new works.
The Cincinnati-based spiritual funk quartet performed at Ambrose West in early March.
The multimedia project combines Jay Ungar’s “Ashokan Farewell” with photography and an original poem by music director Darko Butorac.
The Brevard-based singer/songwriter discusses her latest work and new ways to connect with music lovers.
Black Mountain-based musician Seth Kauffman discusses his latest record.
The Asheville-based singer/songwriter/banjoist debut full-length studio album, “January 9th,” was released on April 10.
The local singer/banjoist and his full backing band cover Tom Waits.
The Asheville-based indie/soul rockers persevere with their first LP despite having to postpone their album release show.
Initial NewRootz shows were with The Snozzberries and Dirty Dead. Streamside’s first concerts were by Al Petteway, Shane Parish and Trio Sefardi, with jazz guitarist Sean McGowan slated for Friday, April 10.
The Asheville-based solo black metal project self-released its debut album on March 19.
Not only are repurposed wearables on offer — an environmentally conscious aesthetic long associated with Asheville’s design community — but the means to repair and upkeep favorite wardrobe pieces further reduces the need for purchasing new apparel.
In addition to the online concerts produced by IamAVL, and its “Echo Sessions” series, which is broadcast on UNCTV and at PBS.org, the web-based music platform also provides streaming service from a number of venues around Asheville. In this era of coronavirus-induced social distancing, such digital capabilities are playing new roles.
The revered local singer/songwriter and her band share a new song.