Cullowhee’s Mountain Heritage Center sponsors and evening of poetry, music and history … “for people ‘from here,’ not from here and far out.”
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Asheville’s Black Rabbits selected for a GAP holiday mix tape
We already knew The Black Rabbits were rock stars. The band’s amp caught on fire during their LAAFF performance. And their debut, Hypno Switch really rocks. Apparently, retailer GAP got the memo and included one of the local band’s songs on a compilation.
Sound Track web extra: Sunshine & The Bad Things
Xpress reviews the self-titled EP by the local band. Catch the live show at The LAB on Friday, Dec. 16.
Busk Break: Sarah and The Secrets perform “Make It Easy”
Sarah and The Secrets—UNCA students Sarah Sanders and Liz Acker—perform the original tune “Make It Easy” in front of the Iron Sculpture in downtown Asheville.
Busk Break: Mouthwash Pickett performs an original
Traveling busker Ben “Mouthwash” Pickett performs an original tune on banjo and harmonica in front of Malaprop’s in downtown Asheville.
Smart Bets web extra: Kristin Luna Ray’s new album
Updated show information: The CD pre-release celebration takes place at Asheville Community Yoga on Saturday, Dec. 3.
Burn that candle at both ends
Saturday, Dec. 3 is the day that everything happens. Here’s a rich sampling of the day’s events. On your mark, get set… go!
The opposite of pop
Local musicians contribute to a 639-year-long John Cage composition. Variations on the Long Note takes place Saturday at Black Mountain College + Arts Center.
Relatively famous: Chart-topping Canadian rockers visit The Grey Eagle
Chances are, you’ve never heard of Sam Roberts. But that’s because, chances are, you’re not Canadian. If you were, catching him at a club like The Grey Eagle would be a big deal.
The Fritz winds down its MoDaddy’s residency
The prog-funk outfit plays its final show of the four-night series on Wednesday.
Après-Thanksgiving Updated
Things to do after the feast. With or without visiting family. With or without a four-day weekend.
RonD rocks The Get Down
Self-deprecation rarely wins fans in the music world. Sure, there are masters of mortifying moments, whether through well-timed intention (Todd Snider) or glorified self destruction (Shane MacGowan). But rockers tend toward songs of ego-laden mischief, whether it’s Motley Crue crooning about jumpstarted hearts or Jack White wanting a ball and a biscuit.
Smart Bets web extra: Asheville Symphony performs Mahler
The Masterworks concert takes place at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 19.
So, you know about the Mountain Xpress 2011 Best of WNC Bash, right?
It’s Friday, December 2, 8 p.m. at the Orange Peel. And you’re invited.
On Golden Rond CD release party Saturday at the Get Down
Get down to the Get Down on Saturday, Nov. 19, for the CD release show for “On Golden RonD” — the long-awaited debut CD from one of Asheville’s most sincere and sincerely misunderstood bands. RonD has been gigging around Asheville for several years now, attracting a loyal following of fans. Their live shows are riotous […]
Busk Break: Hillcrest High-Steppin’ Majorettes and Drum Corps practice
The Hillcrest High-Steppin’ Majorettes and Drum Corps practice in the parking lot of Sim’s Futon Gallery in preparation for the Asheville Holiday Parade.
A gift from the harp: Local residents donates Celtic harp
Xpress gets good news all the time: Residents share stories about what’s happening in their community. This one is about a woman with a harp and a girl who couldn’t buy one on her own.
Catch ‘em while you can: Kovacs and the Polar Bear at Emerald Lounge
If you’ve been waiting to see Kovacs and the Polar Bear, carpe diem. The band is preparing to take a break for … well, “a while.” According to the quartet’s Facebook, “It’s gonna be our last show in Asheville for a while. What that means, I don’t know. But it’s a special night with special people.”
Smart Bets web extra: Grammer School, A Ghost Like Me and Graviton Project
Three bands (and a live painter) for three bucks this Thursday.
Smart bet web extra: The Billy Sea
The local global Americana band performs at Altamont Theatre on Friday, Nov. 18
Smart Bet web extra: Turkuaz
Two Brooklyn-based funk/Afrobeat bands take over the One Stop stage tomorrow night.