Asheville Stages contributors reflect on their favorite shows from the past year.
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Asheville Stages contributors reflect on their favorite shows from the past year.
Nathan Bowles, Jaime Fennelly, and Joe Westerlund dropped their instrumental house on the Asheville crowd like a bunch of Dorothys.
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.
The experimental evening showcased the Asheville-native harpist, Tashi Dorji, Efrim Manuel Menuck, and more.
The Leftover Salmon lead singer brought his country side project to town.
The instrumental quintet noticeably connected with the appreciative crowd.
The Asheville post-punk band play’s Eulogy’s first public show, opening for Xiu Xiu on Nov. 4.
