Relive last weekend at Pisgah Brewing where Keller Williams and The Travelin’ McCourys (the backing band for guitarist/vocalist Del McCoury) took the stage, along with sets by Hot Tuna Acoustic and Jill Sobule, and Asheville’s own bluegrass act Sanctum Sully performing late-night on the indoor stage. Click through for videos.
In advance of the local event, which celebrates music and film making (red carpet style!), check out some of the finalist submissions from Paper Tiger, Jaime Lauren Webb, Total war and Free Radio.
In advance of the local event, which celebrates music and film making (red carpet style!), check out some of the finalist submissions from Agent 23 Skidoo, Hunter Bennett and Alpha Lee.
In advance of the local event, which celebrates music and film making (red carpet style!), check out some of the finalist submissions from Red Honey, Yo Mama’s Big Fat Booty Band and Letters to Abigail.
In advance of the local event, which celebrates music and film making (red carpet style!), check out some of the finalist submissions from Pam Jones, Steep Canyon Rangers and Futur Primitif.
The local showcase and awards ceremony (to be held on April 24) is accepting locally-made music videos through Tuesday, April 2.
Been burned by love before? Not like these guys. Find out what happens when they pursue the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion hot pepper.
Two short videos from two weekend shows. On Friday Eric Bachmann and Liz Durrett of Crooked Fingers performed at the Grey Eagle; on Saturday Ryan Barrington Cox and Emily Keebler played the Emerald Lounge.
A horn player serenaded the crowds on College Street, a uke-and-kazoo gal gave it her all on Patton and a couple of acrobats demonstrated amazing flexibility.
We’re braving basements, rooftops, forests and alleys to bring you this new video series where local musicians step out of their element for a preview of upcoming performances.
This week’s video round-up of local fare attempts to get at the spirit of Asheville, contra dancing, hiking in the mountains, hula-hooping and ROCKET MAN.
This week’s gamut includes: hyperniche Matthew Dillner visits the French Broad Chocolate Lounge, several noteworthy approaches to promotional videos, how folks vied for a spot in the 2011 Freaks of Asheville Calendar and techno contra dancing.
In this week’s round up: the peace and quiet of Asheville after a heavy snowfall, teens make a silly Breakfast Club-style dance montage, an iron pour at Phil Mechanic, graffiti’s many faces, plus a jam-band rendition of Bizet’s “Habanera”
This week we sample video blogs from AshevilleNow and Supermom, a rough-cut trailer for UNCA student film “Stalker,” and Tyler Ramsey performing “Lost Girls.”
This week’s video roundup includes Asheville’s own band Modo doing some vampire blood-letting, the Land of Sky Cowboy Church’s boot-shining fundraiser, some rain-barrel testing by Paul Van Heden, plus Metroid Metal’s metal jam.
Our town as viewed by touring performers, sliding WNC’s Sliding Rock in winter, remembering the late, great John Payne, when mommy bloggers get to vlogging and more …
It’s Halloween weekend, and what better way to kick off this week’s video roundup than with a little spooky fun? or maybe ride a plastic tub around a Wal-Mart parking lot … or search for Erwin High School’s ghosts … or hear about doomed love as sung by Now You See Them and Holy Ghost Tent Revival.
Asheville Mural Project gets academic attention, an Asheville homeless dog builds a house, muni unicycling, contact improvisation … and more.
Mommy bloggers tell it like was; trekking across America and into the heart of the monster; skateboarding straight up, no chaser; Lotus at the Peel; and Woodfin fires its first anti-annexation rocket — just another week of videos from Asheville.
This week: a salute to local brews, a comedic road trip, secret garbage-truck footage, Asheville Aerial Arts, “wangstas” and more …
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