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Live in Studio B, Thursday at 11am: I See Hawks in L.A. (opens the original)
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They’re back! Formed in 1999 by Rob Waller and brothers Paul (RIP) and Anthony Lacques during a philosophical discussion and rock-throwing session on an East Mojave desert trek, the band I See Hawks In L.A. first gathered on the front porch in Echo Park, Los Angeles, drank whiskey and wrote their first batch of songs. Since then, they’ve released some of our favorite Cosmic American music. They play The Purple Onion in Saluda on Thursday, the Albino Skunk Music Festival outside Greer on Friday,
Live in Studio B, Monday at 11am: Asheville Bluegrass Band & Holler Choir (opens the original)
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There’s a new festival coming to Asheville on Saturday the 3rd at The Foundy: Foundy Fest! Proceeds from it will be directly reinvested into the WNC music industry, the growth of the Leona Wild Collective, and the arts community, providing essential resources and empowering the musicians who serve as the heartbeat of our region. The Asheville Bluegrass Band, The Holler Choir, and The Local Honeys are on the lineup, and we’ve got members of the Asheville Bluegrass Band and Holler Choir coming in
Monday 9/28: Neil Young & the Chrome Hearts – Second Song (opens the original)
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He’s 80, and he’s just released his 50th studio album! And is performing on stage with the energy and passion of rockers half his age. As Sam Sodomsky of Pitchfork writes, “Second Song is an act of hypnosis. For all of Neil Young’s enduring and endlessly regenerative influence, that power is what nobody can touch. Imitate his moody, mewing Canadian whine; adopt his verité approach to studio recording; tune your acoustic guitar to drop-D and overdrive your electric through a vintage amp; rip a so
Tuesday 9/29: Buddy Miller – Buddy Miller (opens the original)
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After some great albums released with is wife Julie, and countless collaborations with Jim Lauderdale, Robert Plant, and others over the years, Buddy is back with a wonderful collection of Americana music, somewhat stripped down to his core influences of country music, R&B music, and, at the heart of it all, the songs themselves. "Buddy Miller’s eponymous new album illustrates his abilities to lay bare the soul of every song he plays and sings, making it his own and inviting us into the song’s i
Thursday 10/1: The Mary Wallopers – Paddywackery (opens the original)
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The Irish folk-punk-rock band The Mary Wallopers are ready to give you a good walloping with this collection of song. Their raw, high-energy, and rebellious sound will transport you to the atmosphere of a sweaty, packed pub. "...The band holds an almost mission-based intention of singing against colonialism (“Crowns of England”), classism (“Worker’s Song” and “Landlord’s Demise”), and fascism (“Kit Kat Club”). Still, other songs are straight-up party songs, riling up listeners for a rollicking t
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