Lauryn Higgins

Cindy Wilson of the B-52's to Play The Mothlight

Wilson will bring her new subtle and psychedelia sound to Asheville for one night, this Tuesday, June 27, at The Mothlight.

Lukr to Play Timo's House on June 15

In anticipation for Lukr's Asheville debut at Timo's House on Thursday June 15, he was kind enough to answer a few questions for us.

Brother Oliver to Play The Mothlight April 25

Brother Oliver comes to the Mothlight on Tuesday, April 25th. We sat down with the brothers before the show to talk about their unique brand of "Wild West Rock."

The Hip Abduction to Play Asheville Music Hall April 20

The Hip Abduction is headlining the Asheville Music Hall, April 20, and the band was cool enough to answer a few questions in anticipation for their show.

Dangermuffin to Play Isis Music Hall on April 1 [Interview]

Dangermuffin brings the beach—and the power of uplifting connection—to the Isis Music Hall on April 1st.

Beer City Bicycles: Young Asheville Finds Fun Fitness

For the first outing in Young Asheville's new Fun Fitness Series, we explore Beer City Bicycles, which offers state-of-the-art workouts, plus bikes, accessories, and beer.

Nightbell Hosts Charleston's Edmund's Oast

Katie Button’s, small plate and craft cocktail restaurant, Nightbell will be a hosting a one-night event this Saturday, February 18.

Why I’m Proud to be An Ashevillian (Especially This Week)

To outsiders, Asheville is a city that wears it bold colors proudly, but what outsiders don’t know is that Asheville accepts those who just want to wear gray.

Going Vegan for One Month: One Year Later

These are facts. Not thoughts and ideas conjured up in a liberal arts college classroom, but the harsh reality and wake-up call that our current food culture is destroying our planet and our bodies. And it's these facts and figures that made me rethink everything. So....guys. I am officially a vegan.

Young Asheville and Race

Young Asheville and Race is the first in a series that tackles issues young adults are facing in Asheville and giving a voice to those with a story to tell. Through this series you will meet young Asheville residents who come from all walks of life and who are facing universal issues and providing their own insight during their formative years as young adults.

Glass Picture. Photo courtesy of the artist.

Gláss to Play The Mothlight March 28

Athens based three-member band, Gláss is set to play The Mothlight, March 28.

Jordan Geiger. Image courtesy of the artist.

Hospital Ships Releases New Single >> You and I

Asheville can add yet another musician to their roster, as Jordan Geiger calls the city his new home. Playing for the last fifteen years as a solo act under the moniker Hospital Ships, Geiger decided to transplant from his roots in Austin, Texas to Asheville, NC to play in a new band, Des Ark.

A New Year's Eve in Asheville

It was the night before 2016, when all through the house, my laundry was folded….and I didn’t want to go out. But I did. And here’s my story.

Andrew Scotchie to Celebrate 23rd Birthday at ISIS Music Hall

Saturday, January 16, Andrew Scotchie and the River Rats will be headlining ISIS Music Hall to celebrate namesake of the band, Scotchie’s, 23rd birthday with musical guests, Porch 40 and Danielle Howle.

The Reasonably Priced Babies Comedy Troupe Get Their Christmas Sweater On

Grit Weekend Picks << December 18-20

Christmas crazies got you down? Find out where to go to let off some steam and have some fun this weekend.

5 Questions with Root Down Food Truck

Owner and head chef Dano Holcomb answered a few of our burning questions.

Going Vegan for One Month > Final Thoughts

This month was an eye opening experience. I learned firsthand how hard it was to rewind and rewire twenty-three years of eating habits.

Going Vegan for One Month > Week Three

Week three of being vegan is showing me that life isn't so bad with a plant based diet.

Going Vegan for One Month > Week Two

Two weeks of being vegan and it's getting easier. Asheville has so much to offer by way of eating out and rest assured vegans have plenty of options as well.

Going Vegan for One Month > Week One

Seven full days of being vegan. And I’ll be honest with you, it’s not been easy. The other day I tried tofu cheesecake and I had to remind myself I wasn’t eating Spongebob.

Going Vegan for One Month

I decided two weeks ago I wanted to go vegan for one month. This was not on a whim or an impulse, but rather a very deliberate decision.

Psych Pop Band Ancient Warfare Play The Mothlight August 5

Kentucky bred band, Ancient Warefare, is making their Asheville debut this week, in promotion of their new LP. In anticipation of their show coming up on Wednesday, I was able to ask them a few questions to get to know them and their music a little better.

Asheville Fashion Week's Youngest Designer >> Tricia Ellis

Tricia Ellis, the youngest designer in the inaugural Asheville Fashion Week, will be presenting her first line, a collection of ten looks all stitched and designed entirely by her. Find out her inspiration and what this opportunity means to her.

Pancakes with Dad

So here’s to all of you fearless fathers. For dedicating your lives to your children and for sacrificing your Saturday mornings. You are loved and admired more than you know and today we celebrate you.

CUSSES to Rock The Odditorium June 14

CUSSES is a trio of musicians with one main goal; to play really loud music. This Georgia based band brings their bold mix of metal and grunge to The Odditorium on June 14. Get ready to rock your face off.

Psych-rockers Marion Walker Play Tiger Mountain June 6

Marion Walker is a trio of artists and musicians who come together to create a sound that is dreamy, fuzzy, a little dark and a little technicolor. They fell in love with Asheville awhile back, made friends, and return to play Tiger Mountain for June 6. And it's free.

5 Questions with Asheville Tourists' Doug Maurer

In honor of some original Asheville tourists – our baseball team – and their 100th season, we asked Doug Maurer, Director of Broadcasting and Media Relations for the Asheville Tourists, what we can expect from this season and more.

Learning to Fly > Q+ A with Asheville Aerial Arts Founder Christine Aiken

Asheville is home to countless dedicated artists, and Christine Aiken is no exception. When she saw a void in the market for aerial arts, she jumped at the opportunity. A single mother, a mortgage professional and now owner of Asheville Aerial Arts, she is literally figuratively superwoman, and she makes it look so easy.

8 Questions with The River Rats Front Man > Andrew Scotchie

Passion, hard work and a dash of style is what truly sets apart the good from the great, and Andrew Scotchie has talent - and style. I had the pleasure of sitting down with the rocker to talk about the origin of The River Rats, their new album, and what the future holds.

5 Questions with Local Fashion Designer Brooke Priddy

Get to know local designer Brooke Piddy who has been making one-of-a-kind dresses and gowns in Asheville for years.

My First Bikram Hot Yoga Class

The class began and as I looked around I was shocked. Everyone was half dressed. Tiny shorts and even tinnier sport bras. Grown men and women with stretch marks and beer guts, completely baring their bodies with no shame. It was incredible and empowering. I was already liking this.