The GWAR guitarist subjects himself to a lowly human interview prior to his band’s Sept. 13 show at The Orange Peel.
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The GWAR guitarist subjects himself to a lowly human interview prior to his band’s Sept. 13 show at The Orange Peel.
Asheville Stages spoke with seven Asheville-based bands playing this year’s festival.
The charismatic bassist brought his eclectic repertoire to downtown Asheville.
The acclaimed singer/songwriter starts her tour Sept. 6 at The Grey Eagle.
The local punk trio ripped through its debut album, “Solid 8,” in front of a sold-out room.
The parody-song legend’s lack of parody songs made for a…weird but enjoyable evening.
Tour merchandise boasted “I went to ‘The Wild Hearts Tour’ and all I got was emotional” — an early sign our writer was exactly where she needed to be.
The punk legends and opening acts Negative Approach and 7 Seconds showed why their music remains extremely relevant (and great).
The Cafuné vocalist/songwriter and bandmate Noah Yoo open for Chvrches at The Orange Peel on July 30.
The sunset start time was fitting for a band whose dreamy sounds are best complemented by darkness.
The Snozzberries’ Psychedelic Circus returns to Asheville Music Hall on July 16.
Athens, Ga.-based post-punk band Vision Video plays The Grey Eagle on July 13.
The Asheville native opens for Beach House on July 9 at Rabbit Rabbit.
Rising Appalachia returns to Salvage Station for a quasi-hometown show on July 9.
After bringing Bonny Light Horseman to Rabbit Rabbit, the Fruit Bats frontman discusses his new project, love for Asheville, and Smashing Pumpkins.
