Cricus Mutt

Southern rock and country rock tunes drive a high energy late night set at a brewery taproom. Expect electric guitars, singalong choruses, and cold pints in a casual Mills River hangout vibe.View original

Bluegrass and Americana tunes from Crystal Fountains fill a brewery taproom with driving banjo, tight harmonies, and foot-stomping rhythms. Ideal for a laid-back late-evening pint and local beer vibe in Mills River.View original

Blues tunes from Roots & Dore set the tone for a late-night hang at a brewery taproom. Expect a laid-back but lively vibe with pints flowing and guitar-driven grooves.View original

Classic and modern country tunes roll through a brewery taproom set, with twangy singalongs and danceable rhythms. A late-night show built for pints, boots, and an easygoing crowd vibe.View original

Classic-rock staples with a pop-and-blues twist land in a brewery taproom, driven by a danceable groove. Early-evening sets pair well with fresh pints and a casual, upbeat crowd.View original

Bluegrass string-band set with bright harmonies, brisk picking, and foot-stomping grooves in a brewery taproom. A laid-back afternoon hangout pairing local beer pours with acoustic crowd energy.View original

A monthly bluegrass jam where pickers trade fast fiddle lines, rolling banjo, and tight harmony tunes in a casual brewery taproom. Open to all skill levels, from first-time strummers to seasoned players.View original

Classic rock and blues rock sets pour through a brewery taproom late in the evening, pairing guitar driven grooves with cold pours and a relaxed, after dark hangout vibe.View original

Southern rock and blues rock gets loud with gritty guitar leads and barroom grooves in a brewery taproom setting. A late-night set built for dancing, cold pints, and rowdy weekend energy.View original

American rock and alternative tunes pour through a brewery taproom late at night, pairing driving guitars and punchy rhythms with fresh pints in a casual, energetic setting.View original

Electric rock and blues sets fill the brewery taproom during an evening show, blending gritty guitar riffs and driving rhythms. Expect a relaxed craft-beer vibe for listening, hanging out, and dancing casually.View original

Newer pop and country covers and crowd-pleasers fill a brewery taproom setting for an upbeat night out. Expect singalong choruses, easygoing bar vibes, and pints flowing throughout the set.View original

A lively string band set where traditional bluegrass roots meet progressive newgrass energy. Expect brisk banjo and fiddle runs, tight harmonies, and a beer-in-hand crowd in a brewery taproom vibe.View original

Bluegrass jam session energy fills a brewery taproom late in the evening, with pickers trading fast breaks and tight harmonies. Cold craft pours and an informal, come listen or sit in vibe keep it social and lively.View original

Late-night band set in a brewery taproom in the River Arts District, pairing crowd-friendly originals and covers with pints and a lively weekend bar atmosphere.View original

Jamgrass bluegrass fusion with extended improvisation layered over traditional picking and original songwriting. A big acoustic trio sound built on driving bass and fast string interplay fills a brewery taproom late night.View original

Groovy soul grooves and rock n roll rhythms land in a laid-back brewery setting for an easygoing evening set. Expect danceable tunes, cold pints, and a casual taproom crowd vibe.View original

A cover-band set spanning 1950s oldies through modern radio staples, geared for singalongs and dancing. Expect a lively brewery taproom vibe with pints flowing late into the night.View original

Soul and funk grooves driven by a punchy three piece horn section, with jazz rooted improvisational touches and dance forward energy. Set in an outdoor brewery amphitheater for a late evening concert vibe.View original

Full-band performance in a craft brewery taproom with an energetic late-night bar vibe. Expect a weekend crowd at a West Asheville hangout with drinks flowing and a danceable set.View original