Greg Freeman

Indie rock and alternative pop from Hot Freaks bring an after-dark concert atmosphere to Asheville, with energetic songs suited to a lively night out.View original

Thoughtful, emotionally candid songwriting explores modern life and the search for meaning, drawing on Americana and roots influences. Katie Pruitt brings reflective storytelling to an intimate evening of contemporary music.View original

Warm Appalachian Americana blends soulful vocals, acoustic guitar, and bluegrass-tinged roots songwriting in an intimate neighborhood bar setting, suited to fans of heartfelt folk and country storytelling.View original

An evening concert from Quarters starts at 8 p.m., with doors opening at 7, giving Asheville listeners a chance to catch the act in a dedicated performance setting.View original

A farewell performance from Day & Dream shares the bill with Blue Roses and The Moon and You for an evening of Asheville band performances beginning at 8 p.m.View original

Haunting vocals and intricate guitar move through atmospheric dark folk, slowcore, and post rock, with Cinder Well adding a shadowy, intimate edge to an evening of emotionally expansive songwriting.View original

Energetic emo punk and alternative rock bring punchy guitars, raw vocals, and cathartic singalong hooks to an intimate Asheville concert setting.View original

Melodic indie rock blends Beatlesque pop, Beach Boys-style harmonies, Grateful Dead influences, and modern singer-songwriter sensibilities. Childhood friends deliver rich vocal interplay and thoughtful, evocative lyrics.View original

A two-band concert pairs The Mainliners with The Nu-Viles for an evening set in an intimate Asheville venue, with doors at 6 p.m. and music beginning at 7.View original

Gritty blues rock and rootsy singer songwriter tunes led by expressive electric guitar and road tested vocals. An intimate listening room setup with bar service creates a late night, up close concert vibe.View original

Appalachian-rooted Americana blends heartfelt songwriting, folk melodies, and country-rock warmth in an intimate concert setting, with story-driven songs shaped by mountain life and modern singer-songwriter sensibilities.View original

Intimate acoustic singer-songwriter set by Braelyn Grooms in a cozy River Arts District brewery taproom, featuring warm vocals and fingerpicked guitar alongside craft beer pours and a relaxed small-crowd vibe.View original

Soulful Americana and alt-folk songwriting with gritty vocals, propulsive acoustic guitar, and rootsy arrangements that lean blues and country. An intimate late-night set in a listening-room style venue built for close-up storytelling.View original

Adventurous modern jazz and dynamic ensemble interplay bring The Bad Plus’s farewell tour to Asheville for an evening of boundary-pushing instrumental performance.View original

Blending folk pop songwriting with the lonesome sound of traditional Appalachian music, Jackson Grimm brings Asheville-rooted melodies to an intimate pub setting for a rootsy, close-up listening experience.View original

Raw, rootsy folk blues pair Charlie Parr’s guitar-driven songwriting with an opening set from Maisy Owen. Expect an intimate evening of Americana, traditional influences, and weathered acoustic sounds.View original

Roots-rock and Americana songs bring folk-driven melodies and band energy to a 21-and-over evening of music in downtown Asheville.View original

A live performance from The Kilans brings a music-focused night to Asheville, with the band’s sound and stage presence at the center of the evening.View original

Raw, unfiltered sets bring grit, soul, and loud-in-the-right-ways energy to an intimate living-room atmosphere. Grab a drink and settle in for an unpredictable performance.View original

Peter Holsapple, Don Dixon, and Murray Attaway bring a songwriter-led alternative rock sound to an intimate Asheville performance, with crisp guitar melodies, power-pop harmonies, and rootsy energy.View original