Three takes on a similar denim silhouette, and an unintentional red and black color scheme. Seen on Haywood Street.
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Primary colors
Red boots and scarf, yellow cardigan, blue headphones. Seen on Lexington Ave.
Elementary, my dear Watsons
Twin sisters Chandra and Leigh Watson (known to the music world as The Watson Twins) are about to head out on tour. They'll open a string of shows for singer/songwriter Amos Lee. Though, not for his Asheville date. And not on April 24. "We really wanted to play in Asheville, because it's one of our […]
Streetstyle from HATCH
Audience members, mentors and groundbreakers and various HATCH events.
HATCH fashion show recap
Favorite photos from the recent runway show, held in the Grove Arcade.
HATCH fashion slideshow
Groundbreakers and mentors from the fashion discipline of this year’s HATCH festival sent their designs down the runway. The show, held on Saturday at the Grove Arcade, took up the entire north end of the building and featured shoes, jewelry, apparel, hair and makeup, fashion photography and the work of a stylist.
Missives from HATCH Asheville fashion
HATCH fashion mentor/stylist/creator of Charleston Fashion Week Ayoka Lucas tweeted a number of images of Asheville streetstyle and fashion inspiration.
Shades of gray
Lauren Habenicht of the local band Young Couples.
Lines
Black knit over white, white lines on black tights, abstract-design bag. Seen on Rankin Ave.
Archers of Loaf tickets go on sale today (no, really)
The favored-but-defunct local band rose like a legend from the ‘90s, its members going on to find success in other projects (Crooked Fingers, Superchunk). And now they’re back together, embarking on a reunion tour that launches from the Grey Eagle next month.
Toubab Krewe’s “Cluck Old Hen”
The internationally touring local band (who will headline free festival Asheville Earth Day this weekend), release a video shot at Warren Wilson College. The tune is a revamped version of an old-time song (Toubab Krewe style) with a wild array of characters and costumes, and some excellent guest musicians.
Bones
Black and white, tees and battered combat boots, skeleton bones and Black Sabbath on Haywood Street.
Here comes Peter Cottontail…
Easter egg hunts are happening by the dozens, this weekend and next. No reports of golden eggs in the mix, but you never know. So find your most colorful Easter basket and head out to these family-friendly events.
Crowd pleasers
There's a lot happening on the soon-to-be-released album, Flowers and Chocolate, the sophomore effort by local band Secret B-Sides. There are synthesizers and horns, party noises and samples, guest artists and hip-hop verse — and, like a slinky backbone through it all, the blithe and soulful lyrics of Juan Holladay. There's also a lot going […]
Doors always open
"My drummer Chester Thompson says, 'What you ain't seen hasn't passed you yet,'" says singer/songwriter/blues innovator Taj Mahal. Considering that his career has spanned five decades, taken him around the globe and seen him combine forces with the likes of Ry Cooder, kora master Toumani Diabate and Indian slide guitar player V. M. Bhatt, it's […]
Fitz & the Tantrums at the Orange Peel
The L.A.-based retro-soul outfit returned to Asheville as a headliner, playing a high-energy and wildly fun show. Slideshow of photos by Rich Orris.
Circus act
Three buskers (in costumes) and their dog on Church Street.
Men of style Monday
It’s that day of the week again, and this Monday’s stylish man is local musician Jonathan Ammons.
SoundTrack web extra: Quota
Indie-pop trio Eleventyseven releases EP Quota, a confection of ‘80s-reminiscent dance music, catchy lyrics, and a stellar tribute to skacore.
Blue velvet
Vintage hat, scarf, jacket and velvet skirt. Seen on Lexington Ave.
Simple and perfect
The lace up granny boots, the navy trench, the tiny leather cross-body bag. Seen on Haywood Street.