Drew Foust & The Wheelhouse w/ DaShawn & Wendy Hickman Present: Sacred Steel

Drew Foust makes music that feels like it’s been lived in. A natural soul singer, self-taught multi-instrumentalist, and prolific songwriter, Drew makes music that exists somewhere between a juke joint’s last call and the first light of Sunday morning. It’s gritty, spiritual, and deeply human. Southern soul with a modern heartbeat. Backed by The Wheelhouse, Drew delivers a brand of “Southern Soul N’ Roll” built on deep grooves, raw feeling, and unfiltered authenticity. Together since 2019, they’ve played hundreds of shows at venues, clubs, and events all across North Carolina and the East Coast, including stops in Nashville, New York City, Atlanta, and New Orleans. Notably, Drew & The Wheelhouse have performed at nationally acclaimed music festivals, including FloydFest, Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival, and the North Carolina Folk Fest. They have also been official opening acts for The Wallflowers, Anders Osborne, The Rumble, and Cedric Burnside. Drew has also collaborated in the studio and onstage with friends like Charlie Hunter, Sam Fribush, DaShawn Hickman, Maia Kamil, Jive Mother Mary, and Jay Faires.

Revelwood Mission

An Evening With Murphy Campbell

Murphy Campbell is an old time ballad singer and banjo player with deep roots in the Toe River Valley of Western North Carolina. Her band features staple figures in old time music like Riley Baugus on guitar, an award winning and world renowned Appalachian musician, Trevor McKenzie, celebrated fiddler, and Jimmy Washington on bass. Together the group recorded her debut album, Revenant, a collection of over a dozen ballads from her lineage, in the historic Kona Church in Mitchell County, NC.

Songs From The Road Band

Songs From The Road Band is an award winning Asheville, North Carolina based bluegrass band featuring Mark Schimick (mandolin), Charles Humphrey III (bass), Sam Wharton (guitar), James Schlender (fiddle), and Gabe Epstein (banjo). Their most recent single ‘Outside Of Omaha’ went to number one on the Bluegrass Today Grassicana chart. They have 6 studios albums available at all musical outlets.

Hank, Pattie & The Current

Bluegrass visionaries Hank Smith (banjo) and Pattie Hopkins Kinlaw’s (fiddle) innovative twist on traditional bluegrass music is a soulful brew flavored with classical, Motown, jazz, and pop Influences. Hard-hitting bluegrass pickers who moonlight as symphonic classical musicians, Hank & Pattie have forged their unique sound by refreshingly embracing their myriad of musical influences to create a unique sound, true to themselves. Their overall musicianship, vocal harmonies, impassioned delivery and innovative arrangements captivate all generations of music lovers. -Rachel Baiman

Joe G’s Cover Band Explosion

Joe G’s Cover Band Explosion Come enjoy this special family friendly, Halloween event with music from your favorite local artists paying tribute to their favorite bands!

Emma Jane, Burgundy Red, and Synclare

Join Emma Jane, Burgundy Redd, and Synclare for a Sunday night of live music at the Flat Iron. Three local bands, three different sounds, and a good excuse to hang out.

SOFAR SOUNDS: HIP HOP/R&B

Where bars, stories, and culture take center stage. Hip-Hop & Spoken Word brings together lyricists, poets, storytellers, rappers, spoken-word artists, and genre-bending performers for intimate listening experiences that celebrate creativity, authenticity, and expression. From conscious hip-hop and neo-soul to poetry and experimental sounds.

Azul, Whoop, and Shelby Morgan

Whoop: Whoop’s third album, Time to Talk, finds the genre-fluid North Carolina foursome maturing but still raw, evolving yet remaining hugely relatable. A nuanced, visceral mélange of nineties rock and indie-pop, sunny reggae, and earthy R&B, Time to Talk (Porcelain Records) marries innate talent and youthful joy to experience and eloquence, its rare emotive resonance free of studio gloss.“We definitely tapped into something special with this one,” said effervescent vocalist Fal. “ It felt like we all were ready to experiment with our sound in a way we haven’t before. This record feels like we stopped guessing and started going for it.” In an era of Auto-Tune and AI, Whoop remains defiantly organic and spontaneous. With their Grammy- and Juno-winning guitarist/producer Steve Bigas (Daniel Lanois, Ziggy Marley, Taj Mahal) at the helm, they recorded Time to Talk mostly live, at full volume, onto tape. No headphones or click tracks were used, and only tambourine and backup vocals were overdubbed. The results are refreshingly intimate and honest, with succinct song structures and sometimes stream-of-consciousness lyrics shaping a primal, disarmingly human experience.Shelby Morgan Shelby Morgan is an Annapolis-based pop-rock singer-songwriter blending ’80s-inspired synth-pop, indie-pop, and contemporary rock into emotionally charged songs that feel both nostalgic and refreshingly current. Since launching her project in 2018, she has independently released four EPs and two full-length albums while cultivating a vintage-inspired aesthetic influenced by Miley Cyrus, Stevie Nicks, and Pat Benatar.IG. Linktree AZULAZUL is a singer-songwriter whose greatest strength lies in her ability to create genuine human connection through music. Motivated by the isolation of the pandemic, she released her debut EP, The View From Here, in 2021, offering songs that resonated with listeners searching for hope and community. Her latest release, Death, Love & Disco, continues that mission, celebrating resilience, joy, and the belief that the future can be brighter than the past.Drawing from her Argentinian heritage and shaped by jazz, Broadway, soul, gospel, blues, disco, Latin folk, and Latin rock, AZUL’s music is as vibrant and multifaceted as her background. Performing in English, Spanish, and French, she combines soaring vocals, trumpet, dance, and infectious stage presence into a live experience that’s equal parts emotional, empowering, and playful.

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