BOB FLEMMING & CAMBRIA IRON CO. JACOB DANIELSEN – MOORE, AND CLIFF B WORSHAM

Dance From Above: ft. AXNT w/ DJ Anthology

THNG (Video Release Party) w/ The Old One-Two + Sonic Blooms

Dark Turn Of Mind: A Haunted Americana Show

Dark Turn of Mind: A Haunted Americana Tour In celebration of the dark turn of the seasons, Halloween, and the Day of the Dead, Asheville-based bands The Moon & You and Hannah Kaminer, alongside drummer Ross Montsinger, have put together a special night of live music. Dark Turn of Mind: A Haunted Americana Tour features haunting, ghostly, foreboding, and in some cases humorous songs that are part of the dark lifeblood of the folk, country, and Americana traditions. This show features favorites by Gillian Welch, Lefty Frizzell, Nina Simone, Johnny Cash, and more, along with originals by band members Ryan Furstenberg, Melissa Hyman, and Hannah Kaminer.

Karla Davis w/ Rachel Gore

Karla Davis is a soulful singer/songwriter originally from Monroe, North Carolina. Having performed on the stages of NBC’s The Voice, Late Night with Jimmy Fal- lon, The Grand Ole Opry, and the Ryman, Karla has certainly found her voice. Often described as having a “country blue-eyed soul” sound, it’s no surprise that Davis’ inspiration is rooted in artists like Roberta Flak, James Taylor, and Bonnie Rait. You can find Karla’s recently released unique cover of the Bruce Spring- steen classic “Dancing in the Dark” on all platforms now.

An Evening With Ric Robertson

Ric Robertson is an American original, pulling influences from the greats that came before, but wholly responsible for building his own creative universe. His lyrics illuminate the fragility of our inner lives and the small moments packed with meaning that surround us , fueling a gonzo vision of Americana that is equally as innovative as it is simply beautiful to hear. It’s a riot of juxtapositions and a chaos of imagination anchored by Robertson’s soft, flowing voice, and his uncanny knack for chronicling his own growth and struggle with a heartfelt and often humorous grace . He has performed and recorded with a wide range of notable artists including Lucius, Sierra Ferrell, The Wood Brothers, Sarah Jarosz, Logan Ledger, and Donna the Buffalo, to name a few. Listening to his latest album “Choices and Chains”, it’s clear that Robertson—one of the best kept secrets in today’s songwriters- is an artist worth paying attention to. It beautifully chronicles a journey he was on and continues to submit himself to, stories ripped from the guts and the sleepless nights and the flickering but enduring flames of a true artist’s compulsion. You’ll know it when you hear it. And you’ll recognize yourself in it.

Nicholas Jamerson w/ Justin Clyde Williams

Nicholas Jamerson is a Kentucky-born singer-songwriter whose music blends Appalachian storytelling with spiritual grit. His new album, The Narrow Way , is the final installment of a trilogy exploring the winding path of faith, family and self-discovery. With a voice rooted in tradition and a pen sharpened by experience, Jamerson invites listeners to walk with him through the shadows towards something honest and eternal . Whether playing to a packed room or writing in the quiet , he carries the weight of memory, the fire of purpose and the humility of a man still learning.

YTHGRP, Ham Radio, and Good Good Grief

Ham Radio: alternative rock band from Johnson City, TN, blending raw emotion with melodic grit. Known for their “sad boy rock” vibe, their songs channel heartbreak, introspection, and small-town intensity. Drawing from the DIY scene of East Tennessee, Ham Radio is equal parts cathartic and catchy—music for late nights, long drives, and letting go. YTHGRP: Greensboro, NC screamo GGG: Punk rock straight from the depths of the Cape Fear, with heavy roots in hardcore, the GGG offer an often explosive and raucous breed of rock n’ roll sure to liven up even the deadest of souls while giving them something to sink their teeth into and leave ’em hanging on the hooks.

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