May 2013
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If rap isn’t your thing you can still get your face melted tonight at the Hopscotch Road Show hitting Emerald Lounge with a terrific local line-up featuring Naked Gods, The Critters, and Oulipo.
5 bucks at the door. Thurs, May 2 at around 9 or 10pm.
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April 2013
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WHEN I SEE THE WORTHAM THEATRE DIGITAL BILLBOARD...
Seriously. That is the new biggest eyesore downtown.
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I can’t believe more people haven’t been talking about this show, but Ghostface Killah (you know, from Wu-Tang) is coming to Asheville Music Hall on May 17 backed by a 9 piece live band, Adrian Younge’s Venice Dawn. How is that not going to be awesome?
Anyway, NPR has a first listen of their new album. Check it.
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March 2013
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Decent Lovers! Tonight! At Emerald Lounge! Alright!
Also: Morning Teleportation! Schools! From Bowling Green! Kentucky!
8 bucks!
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What to do on a Friday night?
Lots of stuff going down tonight. I suggest you get your wilding in before St. Paddy’s day when all the amateurs come out to pretend they are still young.
One dude who is not young, but can out-rock you any day is Lance Wille. His new band, Impossible Vacation with Sarah Brown and Todd Weakly of Hope & Anchor, is playing at Toy Boat tonight with Des Ark (solo/electric). I don’t...
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He's My Brother She's My Sister, Paper Bird, and...
Last night Grandma brought this traveling roadshow to the new-ish Isis Restaurant and Music Hall in West Asheville. The house was packed despite the frosty weather. He’s My Brother She’s My Sister and Paper Bird both put on fabulous performances, but Shakey Graves was my favorite. There is something about a one-man band that warms my heart, second only to a two-person band.
Last...
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Who the hell is Jackson Scott? →
Dane Smith from the Mountain Xpress found the local 20-year-old who recently got Best New Track from Pitchfork.
navy black: Tame Impala at the Orange Peel: show... →
allimarshall:
This review was originally published at mountainx.com. Photos by Rich Orris.
The way last Friday’s Tame Impala show (at The Orange Peel) opened (at least from my vantage point) was with a halo of green-gold light exploding just behind the head of guitarist Dominic Simper, while front…
February 2013
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January 2013
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December 2012
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November 2012
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Wake Up!
It seems like everyone is recovering from Moogfest and a victory (for most of us) on election day because there is a lot of stuff happening in the next week! Here’s some stuff we think might be cool…
Thursday, November 8th
Rubblebucket, Stepdad, and Reptar at Orange Peel
EARTH, Daughn Gibson, and Stebmo at Grey Eagle (Harvest presents!)
Del The Funky Homosapien and a bunch of...
October 2012
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Date Night at Apothecary today for Haunted Days. Maybe the most fun I’ve had yet this weekend!
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Haunted Days
The good folks at the Apothecary and SWAMPING have made my dreams come true by putting together some days shows during Moogfest. Friday and Saturday from 2 to 7pm there will be some awesome local bands invading the corner at 39 South Market Street.
Friday, October 26th Morbids Chorus House Alligator Indian The Decent Lovers Albert Adams
Saturday, October 27th Housefire Thai Food Duo The...
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Moogfest @ Mountain Xpress →
While we are talking about Moogfest, the amazing Alli Marshall is gearing up over at Mountain Xpress’ Tumblr.
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Moogfest Locals Discount! →
The Asheville Scene reports that you can get Tier One Moogfest pricing if you are a local and show up at the Civic Center box office. That means $100 for the weekend or $65 for a day. Limit two per person.
Update: Here’s the full press release (via Shuffle).
Update #2: According to Moog this is an ongoing discount BUT there are a limited about of tickets.
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Elevate: Really Dope Music Festival with Dead Prez
It’s been over a year since The Knock Brothers brought hip-hop icons Dead Prez to the Grey Eagle, but it seems like they should be here more often given their politically-minded vegan ways. It is a welcome return for those of us who love hip-hop because it is one genre that is too often missing in our mountain town.
I wasn’t able to make it last year, but my sources tell me it was a...