Acclaimed guitarist Meg Duffy brings their band to The Mothlight on April 13.
Coco Villa discusses The Cloud Show and sustainable art
The Cloud Show, which also includes work by Judit Just, Court McCracken, Carmelo Pampillonio and Neil Goss, will open in the Thom Robinson & Ray Griffin Exhibition Space on Friday, April 5.
La Danza del Sur celebrates brown, black and queer communities
La Danza del Sur, coming up on Saturday, April 6, at The Mothlight, will be the largest Noche LatinX event to date, with a bigger venue and regional talent.
Acoustic Asheville: Jeff Tweedy
In an exclusive performance the musician performed a classic from his days with Uncle Tupelo and a new song that’ll be featured on his forthcoming solo album, ‘WARMER.’
Connect Beyond Festival returns for a second year
Nick Lowe, Victor Wooten, Bob Boilen and Fantastic Negrito are among the performers and presenters for the festival’s second edition.
Unspoken Tradition celebrates its third album
“Not only is the music evolving,” mandolinist Ty Gilpin says, “but the subject matter of the music is also changing to reflect what’s happening in the world today.”
Smart Bets: Tina & Her Pony
The Asheville folk/Americana duo perform new songs at Ambrose West on March 29.
The ninth {Re}HAPPENING explores global sound and cross-genre collaboration
In the spirit of exploration, many of the {Re}HAPPENING’s concerts and exhibitions delve into and build off of the concepts engaged by mid-century Black Mountain College teachers and students.
Smart Bets: Sarah Louise
The prolific Asheville-based vocalist and multi-instrumentalist opens for Avey Tare on March 28 at The Mothlight.
Massachusetts-based indie-rockers return to Asheville
‘When This Life is Over,’ which features Hannah Mohan’s dog on the cover, was a decided effort to shirk convention — or, in Mohan’s words, an exercise in “doing whatever the hell we want.”
Acoustic Asheville: Lo Wolf
Lo Wolf has an upcoming singer-songwriter tour, April 14-20, sponsored by NC Songsmiths.
EP review: ‘Daniel Shearin’
The five-song collection explores an intriguing and often unexpected palette of sonic textures.
Show review: Warren Haynes Presents – Dreams & Songs
The hometown hero’s first of two shows with the Asheville Symphony at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium was a terrific rock performance, but light on orchestral contributions.
Drunken Prayer debuts a new album with a local show
With the benefit of hindsight, each of Drunken Prayer’s previous albums seems like a step on the road to making Cordelia Elsewhere; the record adds up to a showcase of Morgan Geer’s unique skillset.
Smart Bets: Magenta Sunshine
David Einzig’s folk/soul ensemble concludes its monthlong Ben’s Tune Up residency on March 20 and 27.
Kia Rice carves space for R&B and gospel in the Asheville music scene
When she celebrates the release of a new video for her song “Clapback” on Thursday, March 21, Virtuous will take the stage at The Social on Tunnel Road.
Smart Bets: Joshua Carpenter, Sun Studies, Emily Easterly & J Seger
The four North Carolina indie rockers play The Mothlight on March 25.
30 Days Out: a look at upcoming concerts
Country, blues, bluegrass and … prog-hop? The variety of live music available in Asheville never ceases to impress.
Acoustic Asheville: Richard Shindell
During a recent stop in Asheville for a tour date and a little fun, Shindell gave an exclusive, three-song performance at The Grey Eagle
Smart Bets: Grandchildren
The Philadelphia orchestral pop duo heads to One World Brewing’s downtown location on March 20.
Smart Bets: Seth Walker
The North Carolina native bring his new Cuban-inspired blues songs to Isis Music Hall on March 16.