The singer-songwriter sought to capture parts of her longtime home that endure from her youth.
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The singer-songwriter sought to capture parts of her longtime home that endure from her youth.
Julia Sanders and Tricia Tripp discuss the numerous perks of their monthly music series.
The Denver-based brewery’s first expansion is over five years in the making.
The Asheville-based singer-songwriter’s latest collection addresses community, a loss of faith and the city’s rapidly changing identity.
The supernatural, Greek gods and small-town personalities grace area stages this month.
The March 10 benefit concert supports Sawyer Johnston, Serena Murison and their infant son Rudy, who was diagnosed with an extremely rare genetic disease.
Executive Director Katie Cornell provides updates on the designated arts agency for Buncombe County.
The Black Mountain-based multi-instrumentalist and composer looks back at his storied musical life.
Local creatives find various means to afford staying in Asheville — but is it worth the effort?
The Candler-based singer-songwriter’s “New Lost Ages” will be released Feb. 9.
People involved with the team at different levels reflect on the Smoke’s brief but memorable run and whether Asheville might support pro hockey any time soon.
Sex, religion and history are among the issues explored in upcoming local theater productions.
The Asheville natives collaborated on the new thriller, which takes place and was filmed on the North Carolina coast.
Dave Byer and Betty Dunajski opened their brewery last fall in the former UpCountry Brewing Co. space.
The latest off-Broadway-quality show from the fledgling youth theater is an Appalachian twist on The Wizard of Oz, Jan. 20-21.
Our reporter tries his hand at acting, police work and the grocery biz.
The Xpress staff offers 100% accurate interpretations of archival local photos.
Local musicians, actors, arts organization leaders and even wrestlers share insights on the year that was.
Community members offer thoughts on crime, panhandling and more in 2023.
The singer/songwriter’s new video was shot at Lake Eden Retreat under the direction of The Get Right Band’s Silas Durocher.
Project founder Jared Wheatley and Asheville entrepreneurs discuss the “You Are On Cherokee Land” sign initiative.