Three of Asheville’s most acclaimed artists add to their already impressive catalogs.
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Three of Asheville’s most acclaimed artists add to their already impressive catalogs.
As a nonprofit, a fundamental goal of the venue will be to bring the music space and audience even closer together.
Asheville-based electro-rock ensemble’s debut video finds its feline mascot flexing her powers in Paris.
This year’s 10-day event, which runs Thursday, May 11- Saturday, May 20, represents the most ambitious chapter in the festival’s history.
The Asheville-based singer-songwriter and guitarist’s new album, “Love is Enough,” will be released Friday, June 9.
“We share great joy in coming together each week to be immersed in music, taking seriously our dedication to excellent performances for the community,” says Joella Newberry, group historian.
“iTopia” marks a significant step forward for the Asheville-based psychedelic indie rockers.
Many local musicians note the pandemic has had a lasting impact on the way tours unfold. Some point to concertgoers’ less predictable purchasing habits, while others in Asheville’s music scene say time away from travel have changed their perspectives about life on the road.
The Asheville-based rockers discuss their journey to the impressive upcoming record, “Rat Saw God.”
The Asheville-based Appalachian desert rock band filmed the video for their debut single at Drop of Sun Studios.
Three years after the initial shutdown, Xpress catches up with local music venues about the state of the scene, how individual spaces weathered the storm and what the future looks like for musicians and concertgoers alike.
Xpress explores WNC’s avant-garde music scene, spotlighting some of the acts that are contributing to the area’s eclectic mix.
Lyndsay Pruett, member of the Jon Stickley Trio and a teacher at Academy for the Arts, discusses the surprises that come with teaching kids to play the fiddle.
Cactus, the Asheville-based hip-hop artist also known as Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, discusses encouraging self-express, the lessons children can teach adults and the importance of embracing failure as a means of growth.
This month’s selections include harmony-laden folk, pop/jazz and Americana.
The marching band and dance team had over 10,000 kids participate, 1977-2019, including a few who’ve started their own performance groups.
Whitney Shroyer, co-owner of Purna Yoga 828 and a local DJ, discusses self-care, music’s role in health care and the respect he has for the history and tradition of yoga.
The singer-songwriter talks new projects and the city’s music scene.
Country/Americana, hip-hop, pop-infused alt-country and practically everything else are represented in this month’s new release round-up.
The Western Carolina Writers’ Showcase makes its Grey Eagle debut.
Local theater professionals, musicians and photographers lend their expertise to this year’s reflections.