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Every Wednesday Night, beginning at 8:30, is Open Mic Night with David Bryan!
January 5, 12, 19, and 26

Sat., Jan. 1
Leigh Glass Band

Asheville-based blues troubadour Leigh Glass put the first lineup of her band together in 2003 to play Americana, Blues, and Rock.

Fri., Jan. 7
Travers Brothers

It all started off as a jam session with two drummers in Josh’s garage… It eventually turned into their daily routine, and the rest is history. These guys are music historians, and in their spare time enjoy listening to music, and writing new material. With heavy inspiration from classic rock, blues, funk, reggae, and bluegrass, The Travers Brothers Band has established a musical style of their very own. Whether playing original songs, or cover songs, there is sure to be a little something for everyone!

Sat., Jan 8
Satin Steel Jazz Ensemble

Satin Steel is an acoustic jazz ensemble ranging from a duo to a seven-piece with vocals, upright bass, sax, piano, congas and flute and cello when possible. Originally from New York, Eve Haslam is the vocalist and visionary for Satin Steel. With years of classical training and raised by her composer father, creative influences were opera, Broadway, pop and jazz. Satin Steel delivers an intimate and intelligent mix of bossa, swing and jazz standards.

Mon., Jan. 10
Hilary Hawke

“Hilary Hawke’s Goodwill is real music. From dark and delicious to fun and frantic, banjo babe Hawke has more personality in her little finger than most do in their large bodies,”-David Malachowski, reviewer Daily Freeman (Hudson Valley) 2009

Fri., Jan. 14
Bayou Diesel

The only working cajun/zydeco/Louisiana style dance band in the Asheville/Western North Carolina area. We play all types of highly danceable Mardi Gras music at anytime of the year. Performing both traditional and progressive cajun and zydeco music, we also like good ol’ rock and roll, rhythm and blues, and family friendly all-access approach to our shows. 2009 will bring changes and more emphasis on zydeco. Laissez les bon temps rouler!

Sat., Jan. 15
Crowfield

Crowfield’s journey to the national stage has been accompanied by breakups and breakdowns, tempered by successes and letdowns, and defined by the act of giving a little more when there was nothing left to give. The natural quality of the music draws from the experience of growing up in a quiet Midwestern town, while sincere and often heart wrenching lyrics express the emotion and conflict encountered along the way.

Thu., Jan. 20
Bryan Jones

Fri., Jan. 21
Makia Groove

A three piece ‘World/Funk/Fusion’ band consisting of Bass, Drums and Guitar.  Multi-instrumentalist’s, incorporating the Electronic Wind Instrument, Loop Pedals, Keyboards and Latin Perc. Formed in 1999 in Kingsport TN.

Sat., Jan. 22
Sumilan Band

Officially formed in Athens, GA, Sumilan draws influences that range from rock, electronica, funk, metal, and jazz with a high dosage of experimentation.

Thu., Jan. 27
Utah Green

Like a mountain angel born of a long forgotten backwoods American town, Utah Green is a quixotic and purely genuine—a simultaneously modern and ancient voice. Listen closely as she resonates, making the outside world go quiet for just a moment.

Fri., Jan. 28
Fifth On The Floor

Fifth on the Floor started out like all good bands do: on a Friday night over a bottle of Jim Beam. After a few weeks of songwriting, lineup-changes, and hangovers, the grouping of Aaron Graham, Jason Parsons, Matty Rodgers, and Justin Wells solidified the group dynamic and sound that are instantly identifiable.

Sat., Jan. 29
Carolina Rex

Carolina Rex (C-Rex to their fans), is built on a core of Texas Blues and guitar-legend rock. Of course, R&B, funk, soul, new wave, metal, jazz and original music is all fair game too – as long as it grooves or rocks.