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All in Americana
The singer/songwriter prove that her reign as the Queen of Americana is not over — not yet — and she’s certainly not letting go.
The Southern rock mainstays opened a two-night stand at one of their favorite venues.
Clarence Greenwood treated fans to an intimate evening, blurring the line between artist and audience.
Drive-By Truckers returns to The Orange Peel, May 12-13.
The intimate Highlands festival offered a rare chance to see this phenomenal band up close.
The Avett Brothers, Black Opry, Marcus King Band and many others celebrated Doc Watson’s 100th birthday in rain-soaked Wilkesboro.
The revered singer/songwriter plays the Wortham Center for the Performing Arts on April 13.
The soulful rockers’ music served as a balm for those in need of healing.
The Dallas native bring his distinct style of country music to The Grey Eagle on March 1.
The Nashville-based rocker brought her buzzy new album to the Asheville stage.
The Wood brother delighted a mid-week, capacity-sized crowd at the River Arts District venue.
The Asheville-based Americana favorites treated the hometown fans to a special performance.
The Gov’t Mule frontman and Katie Jacoby discuss the long-awaited return of the beloved event.
The talented guitarist/vocalist brings her band to Boone’s Appalachian Theatre on Nov. 13.
Decked out in Halloween costumes, the Americana stalwarts closed out The Peel’s 20th anniversary festivities.
The Pinkerton Raid plays a record release show, Nov. 4 at Highland Brewing Co.
Drunken Prayer plays a full band show Nov. 5 at Fleetwood’s and a solo show Nov. 13 on The Grey Eagle patio.
