The Providence rockers showed off their loud, wild side on the Black Mountain stage.
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The Providence rockers showed off their loud, wild side on the Black Mountain stage.
The Dirty Knobs co-headline with Blackberry Smoke on Aug. 10 at Asheville Yards.
The folk rockers and an all-star supporting cast energized a rainy South Carolina night.
The Atlanta jam band delivered a sonic adventure, rich in dance-friendly grooves.
The chillwave icons smartly adapted their sound and stage show to fit the outdoor venue.
The ambient/electronic artist makes his Asheville debut Aug. 9 at The Orange Peel.
In this local showcase, all three bands proved they belong on the city’s most prestigious stage.
The Brooklyn shoegazers and the South Slope venue were a practically perfect fit.
The indie rockers played an amazing, catalogue spanning show for the WNC faithful.
The cosmic folk artist and a handful of talented friends play AyurPrana Listening Room on Aug. 1.
The Florida rockers’ high-energy show felt extra fun after another night of iffy summer weather.
The Michigan-based band played one high-energy song — then lightning cut the evening short.
Though stellar individually, the two acts’ joint mini-set was a truly special experience.
The legendary artist and his stellar band returned to the Carolinas for an oddly uneven show.
The Americana supergroup and Iron & Wine co-headline at Asheville Yards on July 12.
Joan Shelley, Nathan Salsburg, Myriam Gendron and more play the inaugural event Aug. 1-2 in Lansing, NC.