there aren’t many teenagers with a brand-new feature-length record produced by the likes of John Paul White of The Civil Wars and Ben Tanner of Alabama Shakes.
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Acoustic Asheville: Adi
Besides being found busking all around downtown, you can also catch Adi performing at Carmel’s Kitchen and Bar.
Video release: “Going West (Asheville 28806)” by Jr. James & The Late Guitar
The video captures West Asheville’s still slightly seedy (if all-too-quickly being spiffed up) atmosphere and sets its traffic and bustle to the beat of James’ steady-pulsing travel song.
Acoustic Asheville: Amanda Anne Platt
Recorded at Crossroads Studios in Arden, ‘Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters’ features 13 new songs about life and death and everything in between. It will be released on Friday, June 9 and will be celebrated with two special shows — Friday and Saturday, June 9 and 10 — at The Grey Eagle.
Acoustic Asheville: Justin Townes Earle
Already a stalwart in the roots music scene, Justin Townes Earle is growing as an artist and a person with his latest record, Kids in the Street.
Acoustic Asheville: Hannah Kaminer
With a Kickstarter campaign in progress to hopefully support a second full-length record, Kaminer will perform at The Altamont Theatre Friday, May 19.
Acoustic Asheville: Matt Walsh
The musician will be at Oskar Blues Brewery in Brevard on Thursday, May 18, and at 5 Walnut on Saturday, May 27.
Acoustic Asheville: Aaron Woody Wood
Wood recently spent some time at the Fleetwood Shack Studios of one-time local resident and Band of Horses bassist Bill Reynolds. Along with former Blue Rags bandmate Mike Rhodes on drums, the trio formed the core of the sound featured on Wood’s new record Sunshine.
Video premiere: ‘Closer’ by Midnight Snack
“‘Closer’ is about getting back to something that makes you feel complete,” says bassist Peter Brownlee. “I think that journey can be peaceful and contemplative, and it can also be chaotic.”
Video release: “Hell is a Gas Station Bathroom” by Redleg Husky
Redly Husky performs at The Town Pump in Black Mountain on Sunday, April 23; and at The Grey Eagle (opening for Chris Jamison’s Ghost) on Wednesday, April 26.
Video release: “Saluda Grade” by Eric Congdon
Congdon shares his newest video in advance of his performance at Asheville Guitar Bar on Saturday, May 13.
Acoustic Asheville: Sarah Tucker
Since winning The Brown Bag singer-songwriter competition in 2011, at the age of 16, Tucker has since released two solo records on her own.
Music Video Asheville’s 10th year boasts its biggest selection yet
The showcase of local musicians and videographers returns to the Diana Wortham Theatre on Wednesday, April 19. The awards show has grown from its modest beginnings at the now-defunct Cinebarre movie house into a red-carpet extravaganza downtown — a course of success that mirrors the ever-increasing relevance of music videos themselves in the online age.
VIDEO RELEASE: “Bringing Me Down” by the Christy Lynn Band
“Bringing Me Down” is the precursor to an album expected out in late summer or fall.
Acoustic Asheville: Tina and Her Pony
The duo will launch a Kickstarter campaign on Friday, March 31, and play a show at The Mothlight the same evening.
VIDEO RELEASE: “Realize (Real Lies)” by Mook
In rapid-fire verses, Mook attacks fair-weather friendships and inauthenticity in all of its forms.
Video release: “All Eyes” by I,Star
Shot in various locations around Asheville, it includes not only downtown landmarks but the stunning views of the parkway.
Acoustic Asheville: Carolina Wray
The Wray brothers’ sound resonates across a broad spectrum of music, from country and blues all the way to pop.
VIDEO PREMIERE: “Catch a Thrill” by David Earl
Local singer-songwriter/musician David Earl, who has fronted a number of bands over the years, is set to release his new album at Isis Music Hall on Saturday, March 18.
Acoustic Asheville: Mary Lattimore
You can catch Lattimore, an Asheville native now based in LA, in a rare concert at The Asheville Mason Temple on Friday, March 17.
Acoustic Asheville: The Grand Ole Uproar
Since its inception in 2010, The Grand Ole Uproar has toured all over the Southeast in support of a wide variety of well-known artists.