Power-pop crooner Brett Dennen played the Orange Peel on Sunday, May 15. Jesse Hamm caught the show.
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Power-pop crooner Brett Dennen played the Orange Peel on Sunday, May 15. Jesse Hamm caught the show.
Jesse Hamm caught up with the alt-rock band at the Orange Peel.
The ‘90s rock icon played a solo show Wednesday at the Orange Peel.
Singer/songwriter (and literary-Americana progenitor) Lucinda Williams returned to the Orange Peel last night.
And the band’s guitarist, DJ Afro, has a special Asheville-inspired track (listen here).
Rich Orris took these last week. Enjoy ‘em.
Well, sort of. It’s closer than before, thanks to the Halfway to Moogfest weekend, featuring Atmosphere and Madlib, among others. Hells yes.
Anyone who’s seen Dr. Dog can attest to the fact that it’s one of the most infectious acts around, with an endlessly entertaining show that’s downright impossible to resist. The band’s set at The Orange Peel Tuesday was no exception, especially with Asheville’s own Seth Kauffman lending a hand on percussion.
Lookin’ back at the Jan. 9 Lauryn Hill show at the Orange Peel. Photos by Rich Orris.
The Grammy-winning singer/songwriter/rapper/producer actress plays the Orange Peel on Sunday, Jan. 9, 8 p.m.
As cold rain fell and dreary skies darkened over downtown, Minus the Bear appeared in top form at the Orange Peel, rocking the house with a combination of prog-rock synth, dueling guitars and electric drum loops that would have been a welcome addition to last month’s Moogfest.
Pop maven Cyndi Lauper played a sold-out show at the Orange Peel on Sunday, Nov. 28. Rich Orris was there.
The high-energy, bluegrass- and folk-tinged Americana band took the stage on Saturday, Nov. 27. Jesse Hamm filmed some of the action.
Due to a death in the family, The Black Keys will play on Thursday, Sept. 16, rather than Tuesday, Sept. 14.
She of the multi-colored hair, iconic ‘80s songs, four-octave voice range and enviable flair in everything she touches: Yep, she’ll be at the Orange Peel in November.
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros rekindled the free-spirited essence of the ‘60s at The Orange Peel with nostalgic anthems of independence and sticks of incense. With two awesome videos!
The indie-rock trio may not have been with winning act, but their Wednesday, June 23 performance is worth revisiting.
Expect a Nashville-to-Asheville rock ‘n’ roll extravaganza.
A subdued crowd of teenage hipsters and tattooed 20-somethings turned out to the Orange Peel in force last Thursday for the indie downer-pop of Scotland’s Camera Obscura, who apologized early in the set for being a bit draggy.
Both shows go on sale today at noon.