Susto String Band plays Asheville Music Hall on Dec. 6.
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All in Americana
Shaking off an illness, the Chapel Hill band powered through for a lovely night of Americana.
The Brooklyn-based indie folk band had a near capacity crowd dancing along to their tunes all night.
Local greats Tyler Ramsey, River Whyless, Toubab Krewe, and Floating Action celebrated the Americana music centennial.
The pair of singer-songwriters — both former Asheville residents — closed out their joint tour with an intimate evening at The Clydes’ Christmas Farm.
The Kentucky-based artist captivated a capacity crowd on the South Slope.
The talented songwriters and instrumentalists delivered an engaging night of Americana.
One of Asheville’s best bands treated fans to a few hours of their catalogue as the sun set in the Meadow.
Josh Tillman delivered his most confident and fulfilling local performance thus far in his fascinating career.
The singer/songwriter delighted the capacity crowd with his signature blend of Americana, rock, political commentary, and bone-dry wit.
The local rockers play a record release show Aug. 22 at The Orange Peel on a stacked bill.
The folk rockers and an all-star supporting cast energized a rainy South Carolina night.
Though stellar individually, the two acts’ joint mini-set was a truly special experience.
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.
The Philly country rockers channeled the greats in their June 22 show.
Austin Crane’s first local show in seven years was well worth the wait.
