Battle-tested singer/songwriter Josiah Leming enchanted the Asheville crowd with his solo set.
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All in Rock
Battle-tested singer/songwriter Josiah Leming enchanted the Asheville crowd with his solo set.
The goth rocker largely kept things low-key, but showed thrilling flashes of greatness.
The NYC-based quartet established themselves as the perfect band for intimate rock and punk venues.
Employing carefully honed techniques, the prog trio often sounded like a lot more than three musicians.
The NYC trio played a concert so fully satisfying that every song could be considered the night’s standout.
The Colorado-based neo-acoustic quartet inspired dreams of movement during their seated show.
Asheville Stages was there as the Oscar-nominee paid homage at R.E.M. Central — and all four members shared a stage for the first time in 17 years.
Impending Joy celebrated its debut record release show with some talented friends.
The Berlin-based quartet snuck in a sonically rich Asheville show between opening gigs with Tool.
Slash, Billy F Gibbons, and Jason Bonham led an all-star, rock-forward edition of the annual show.
Guitarists Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson unleashed a brutally loud, sustained noise capable of drowning out a rocket launch. It was an oddly beautiful auditory assault.
The legendary singer/songwriter and his talented band delivered the goods downtown.
Three of Animal Collective’s four members showcased their skills via solo sets and collaborations.
The country rock star was missed during his famous father’s Rabbit Rabbit stop last month. His Nov. 9 show helped ease the pain.
