The homegrown alt-country rockers added to their local lore with another stellar performance.
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The homegrown alt-country rockers added to their local lore with another stellar performance.
Brian and Edwin report back from a memorable weekend of music in Knoxville.
The local rock band celebrated its latest release with an electrifying performance, complemented by potent supporting sets by Zeb Camp Wright, Cheeks, and Mechanical River
Chan Marshall turned back the clock to celebrate 20 years of “The Greatest.”
The Swedish garage rock quintet made its long-awaited Asheville debut count, delivering trademark swagger and unrelenting intensity
The revered keyboardist plays in five different ensembles during this year’s Big Ears Festival, March 26-29.
Sure, the phones came out for “Cars” — but there was much more to Gary Numan’s Orange Peel set on March 12
A four-band Eulogy bill delivered sensory overload — from Violent Magic Orchestra's chaotic opener to Nothing's suffocating headline wall of sound
Riding the buzz of new album Singin' to an Empty Chair, Chicago's Ratboys filled The Grey Eagle on March 10 — with tourmates Florry's heavy alt-country sound more than holding its own
The indie rock legends captivated the capacity crowd with a stripped-down, acoustic set.
Exploring the ambient depths of Matthew Bowman’s Present Tense.
Despite a heavy snowfall the day prior, a devoted crowd braved the roads to catch the Philly alt-country band on Feb. 1 at The Grey Eagle, alongside local standouts i26 Connector and Natalie Jane Hill
The Liverpool rockers played a high-energy set full of fan favorites and new jams.
The local artist discusses her debut album, growing up in a music school, and the emotional aftermath of Helene
The Los Angeles black metal quartet turned cacophony into catharsis at Eulogy
The alt-rock legend delivered a blaring, sweat-drenched sermon that reaffirmed the invigorating power of live music
