Town Pump Events in Black Mountain NC July 19 – July 26, 2010
Don’t forget about our $1.50 Bud Light Special on Sundays and our $1 PBR Special on Mondays!
July 21, 2010 OPEN MIC NIGHT
Our weekly Open Mic event featuring by our awesome MC David Bryan. Come and get your chance to perform on the Town Pump stage, Black Mountain’s oldest tavern. The festivities begin each week at 8:30 pm. Bring your voice, instruments or just your dancing shoes. Support local music and local BEER!
July 22, 2010 JOSH EAGLE & THE HARVEST CITY 
Coming to the stage Thursday night at 8:30 pm Josh Eagle and The Harvest City are a community of four. Inspired by the days living alive and well and the honest music of then and now. The Southern Ohio natives are the earnest, dutiful craftsmen that are rare to find these days, as all are from varied musical back rounds.
“When Eagle begins finger picking, you can almost instantly pinpoint his musical influences – perhaps best described as a fusion of Neil Young and Nick Dra…ke…with soft, resounding harmonicas that amplify the emotional anguish Eagle experienced.”- Thomas Smith, The News Record
Read more: http://www.myspace.com/joshuameagle#ixzz0ttCG7OlD
July 23, 2010 L SHAPE LOT 
Friday at 8:30 pm we are proud to welcome L Shape Lot to the Town Pump stage in Black Mountain!
“Their music is a laid-back mix of Americana, a loose blend of folk and bluegrass with rich harmonies. They’ve got a solid body of originals that moves from country sing-alongs and barroom stompers to narrative stories with great hooks. And best of all, they groove together like a band that’s been playing together for years. ” DB – High Country News
Read more: http://www.myspace.com/lshapelot#ixzz0ttCbukEj
July 24, 2010 NED VAN GO 
Saturday July 24th Ned Van Go will be rockin’ the house at The Town Pump. This ragged crew of small town rockers is back with their 4th release-“Heartbroke City”. Blending rock, folk, and mountain music, “Heartbroke City” is a record that reeks of angst, bleeds of injustice and heartbreak, and screams for salvation. Inspired by the simple, poignant struggles of the everyman, these are working class songs from a working class band living in a disaffected, commercialized world.