Songwriters Open Mic with Miriam and Drayton

Wednesday June 25th

Well, partner, it’s time to dust off that ol’ guitar and grab your chance to shine at Open Mic Night every Wednesday with local legends Miriam Allen and Drayton Aldridge. From 7 PM on, the mic’s all yours, and we’re all ears. So, come on down, show us what ya got, and enjoy a good ol’ time with some great folks. 

Sign-up starts at 6pm.

Bless Your Heart Trivia with Harmon

Thursday June 26th

Every Thursday

Join us every Thursday at Eda’s Hide-a-Way for Bless Your Heart Trivia with Harmon. It’s free to join in on the fun, and we’ve got some sweet prizes for the top teams. So come on down, test your smarts, and enjoy a night filled with good times and great company.

Bam-a-Lam

Friday June 27th

Made up of Asheville musical veterans Jason Krekeland Craig Kelbergwho combined have performed under more bands and diverse genre styles than can be counted…Has to be seen to be believed! 

Whiskey Charmers/ Claire Whall

Saturday June 28th

Whiskey Charmers

Recently voted Detroit’s best Americana band by readers of the Detroit Metro Times, The Whiskey Charmers create their own brand of Dusty Americana with melancholy guitar weaving in and out of vocal melodies that tug at your heartstrings and give you the feeling of winding down a dusty desert road.

Carrie Shepard (vocals/acoustic guitar) and Lawrence Daversa (electric guitar/harmony vocals) lead the band which performs both as a duo as well as with a rhythm section consisting of drummer John Porter and bassist Ozzie Andrews.

William P Davis (Former Deputy Director of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville) says of the band, “I’ve heard a lot of good musicians. The Whiskey Charmers remind me of no one – and, to me, that is one of the best compliments an act can receive.”

The Whiskey Charmers have won several Detroit Music Awards and their lonesome sound caught the attention of Sony Entertainment and landed them a music placement as the backdrop for a bar scene in the video game “Detroit: Become Human” (2018) which has sold over eight million copies and introduced their music to new enthusiastic fans around the world.

The Charmers have been releasing albums at a steady clip since 2015 and their latest album “Streetlights” dropped this past June. Ken Capobianco, music correspondent for The Boston Globe writes “The new album from Michigan rockers The Whiskey Charmers, “Streetlights,” elevates their sound to new heights, thanks to some of their most compelling songs, filled with yearning, melancholy, and tentative optimism”

Check out The Whiskey Charmers music on all streaming platforms, keep an eye out for their shows, and get ready for album six on the horizon!

Live NASCAR Every Sunday at Eda’s Hide-a-Way!

Sunday June 29th

Every Sunday

Rev up your Sundays with live NASCAR action at Eda’s Hide-a-Way! Join us every week for high-speed thrills, cold drinks, and a crowd that loves racing as much as you do. We’ll have the race on the big screen, ice-cold beer, and great food to keep you fueled from green flag to checkered.

Start your engines and meet us at Eda’s!

Reel Obscura Mondays

Monday June 30th

Every Monday

Join us every Monday at Eda's Hide-a-Way for Movie Night — a free weekly screening starting at 7pm! We’re serving up a curated mix of cult classics, hidden indie gems, and unforgettable films you’ll wish you’d discovered sooner. 

Eda's Bluegrass Jam with Alex Bazemore

Tuesday July 1st

Every Tuesday

Get ready for a toe-tapping, banjo-strumming good time at the Tuesday Bluegrass Jam with the one and only Alex Bazemore! From 6:30 PM to 9 PM every Tuesday, we're turning up the bluegrass vibes and you’re invited to join in on the fun. Whether you’re a seasoned pro with a fiddle in hand or a curious newbie who just loves a good jam, this is your chance to let loose, play along, or simply soak in the awesome tunes. Grab your instrument, your friends, and your dancing shoes and meet us down at the Hide-a-Way!

Songwriters Open Mic with Miriam and Drayton

Wednesday July 2nd

Every Wednesday

Well, partner, it’s time to dust off that ol’ guitar and grab your chance to shine at Open Mic Night every Wednesday with local legends Miriam Allen and Drayton Aldridge. From 7 PM on, the mic’s all yours, and we’re all ears. So, come on down, show us what ya got, and enjoy a good ol’ time with some great folks. 

Sign-up starts at 6pm.

Eda's 4th of July Spectacular w/ Pleasure Chest & White Oak Splits

Friday July 4th

ALL AGES EVENING FUN!! BURGERS AND DAWGS POP-UP @ 4pm // BANDS STARTING @ 6pm COME JOIN IN THE FUN!! 

PLEASURE CHEST A few words from Steve McQueen about Pleasure Chest "I dig music…all kinds of music: jazz, blues, pop, classical; the style doesn’t matter if it’s something that involves me.  That’s why, when I was asked to write a few lines for this big show, I jumped at the chance.Blues are something special for me; they get to the live heart of people – their hurts and happiness, problems and joys, desires and fulfillments.  Isn’t this what life is all about? When Pleasure Chest sing and play, they get to the heart of the music.  They sing from the soul, capturing not only the meaning ofthe lyric but the complimentary value of the melody.  For me, theyare the most exciting and creative young talents since the days ofthe great Leadbelly.Many times I’ve enjoyed dancing to Pleasure Chest’s music at theWhisky à Go Go.  But there talents are equally deserving of an Eda's Hide-A-Way audience, and for that reason I’m happy to be able to add this gig to my social calendar.Pleasure Chest is no fad.  They are artists, ones who will survive and continue to grow long after many others have been forgotten." -Steve McQueen 

 WHITE OAK SPLITS With a sound so diverse as to refuse being pigeon-holed, White Oak Splits may best be described as a cross-section of rock n roll and Americana. Hailing from WNC, their individual backgrounds range from blues and string bands to psychedelia and Southern rock. This gives them a live show that feels like a mixtape of songs that are at once original and hauntingly familiar. The Splits exist in a soundscape that is expansive and enveloping, driven by primal beats and churning riffs, engaging their listeners and pulling them into a world of their own creation. Join them as they guide you on a journey into the depths of your mind, through pastoral fields and barren deserts, and into the icy depths of inter-dimensional space. Wherever you want to go, the Splits will surely go with you. So grab your drink and toast the journey.

Old Chevrolette Set

Saturday July 5th

 Performing old-school country duets with music you can dance to, wherever this band plays it's always a good time. George and Tammy would be proud.

Lo Wolf Rabbit Ep Release and music video premiere w/Nathanael Hothoney Jordan

Friday July 11th

LO WOLF: Raw. Radiant. Rooted in feeling. Gentle. Honest. Unshakably human. A voice like smoke, songs like spells. Lo Wolf brings folk music that aches—and heals. Catch her next show. Nathanael Hothoney Jordan: shoe gaze ethereal soft indie

The Resonant Rogues

Saturday July 12th

* 9pm Start* 

 Two -Step Dance Lesson after first set

 Rooted in the mountains of Western North Carolina, The Resonant Rogues are fronted by songwriting duo Sparrow and Keith Josiah Smith, who share a passion for movement and sound. In addition to their holler homestead, New Orleans and Nashville are their other musical homes, and the influences of both can be felt on The Resonant Rogues self-titled fourth album. The sounds of Appalachian old-time, classic country, and vintage soul all make appearances in this stunner of an album. “Their intense cohesion is so intertwined that it feels like they’re playing with one pair of hands.” –No Depression “This is country music as classic as it comes.”-Holler Country “Soaring, haunting vocals” -Lonesome Highway

Hannah Kaminer & The Wistfuls

Friday July 18th

Hannah Kaminer is an artist and singer-songwriter writing songs about love, loss, and home. Raised in small towns in Western North Carolina, she fuses echoes of Appalachian and country traditions with wistful, Americana-style songwriting. She has released three studio albums: Acre by Acre (2015), Heavy Magnolias (2018) which was co-produced with GRAMMY-winning engineer Julian Dreyer, and Heavy on the Vine (2024) which she produced with her band, The Wistfuls. 

Her latest album, Heavy on the Vine, was released in January 2024, and has garnered play and a Studio B session at WNCW as well as reviews and mentions by the NYTimes, Americana-UK, The Bluegrass Situation, and AltCountry(NL). Currently, Kaminer and her band are promoting the new album in the Southeast U.S. and beyond. Hannah and the band were named one of the “Best Things We Saw at AVLFest 2024” by Rolling Stone.

Honky Tonk Flea

Sunday July 20th

Monthly on every third Sunday

Cliff B. Worsham / Khandroma

Friday July 25th

Cliff B. Worsham is a folk artist hailing from the heart of Western North Carolina, whose music weaves the stories of his roots with an honest, soul-stirring sound. Known for his raw, emotive voice and unique finger picking guitar style, Cliff’s journey to folk music was anything but conventional.

Before finding peace in the rhythms and melodies of his heritage, he was the frontman of Secret Lives, a melodic hardcore band that left its mark on the underground scene. As the lead singer, Cliff poured his heart into the fast-paced, passionate world of hardcore punk, carving out a space for himself in a genre defined by intensity and emotional release.

However, after years of navigating the high-energy chaos of the music world, Cliff turned inward, seeking a new creative outlet rooted in the Appalachian landscapes that shaped his early years. Embracing the simplicity and depth of folk music, he transitioned to crafting songs that reflect his personal growth and introspection. His sound is now an intimate blend of acoustic melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and the quiet strength that only a lifetime in the mountains can provide.

Through his solo work, Cliff B. Worsham explores themes of healing, connection, and the enduring power of finding one's own peace. Drawing inspiration from the traditions of folk, country, and bluegrass, he channels his past experiences into every note, creating a sound that is as reflective as it is timeless.

His music serves as both a bridge to his past and a testament to the quiet beauty of the present—grounded, authentic, and deeply connected to the roots of the land he calls home.

Khandroma is an ambient Appalachian drone project forged from the creative minds of Jed Willis and Scott Middleton. Drawing from the haunting landscapes of the Appalachian region, Khandroma blends the raw, atmospheric energy of mountain soundscapes with deep, resonant drone textures. The project encapsulates a unique fusion of traditional Appalachian folk influences and experimental ambient sound design, creating an immersive listening experience that feels both timeless and otherworldly.

Ladybird / Hearts Gone South

Saturday July 26th

Ladybird -   “The first time you hear Ladybird you might say you hear Uncle Tupelo. The second time, maybe you hear Drive-By Truckers. A third listen may get you to John Prine, and so on. While that’s intentional according to songwriter Pete McDermott, it’s not the sonics that make Amy Come On Home one of the year’s best albums, it’s the songs. Ten tracks absolutely overflowing with wit and emotional wallop take the listener on a journey through a Midwestern South that can only exist in song. And as redneck as it is sophisticated, the biggest triumph of Amy Come On Home is its kindness to its characters. At the end of the day, the characters who inhabit Ladybird’s songs may be down on their luck, but they are still looking for some kind of good life with full knowledge of all the dumb and hilarious mistakes they’re gonna make along the way. That cuts deep in the same way classics like Being There or Decoration Day do, which is, by any measure a remarkable achievement for any band, never mind one that is just getting started.  - Kevin Hill, Discologist

National IPA Day

Thursday August 7th

Come grab a beer with us on National IPA Day!

The Borrowed Band

Saturday August 9th

The Borrowed Band, a 5 piece band from Waynesville, NC that plays the best two types of music - country and western. This country-western band will keep you moving and grooving as they work their way from the earliest days of Hank Williams and Johnny Cash through the high-times of country with Travis Tritt, Waylon Jennings, and Merle Haggard. The Borrowed Band will for sure keep you scattered on the dance floor, smothered in great times, and covered in all your favorite tunes!

National Whiskey Sour Day

Monday August 25th

It's National Whiskey Sour Day! Come down and let our awesome bartenders make you a great Whiskey Sour!

John Howie Jr & The Rosewood Bluff / Hearts Gone South

Saturday September 20th

$10 in advance / $15 at the door

https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/eda-s-hideaway/john-howie-jr-the-rosewood-bluff-hearts-gone-south

John Howie Jr & The Rosewood Bluff - 

The Return of…John Howie Jr. and the Rosewood Bluff (Schoolkids Records) heralds the reappearance of North Carolina’s finest honky tonkin’, soulful country-rockers. 2025 marks the 30th anniversary of John Howie Jr.’s iconic career as a band leader/singer/songwriter, from the legendary Two Dollar Pistols through to the Rosewood Bluff, with a 2018 solo album thrown in for good measure.

Howie has built a legacy of authentic, roots-driven country music. The Rosewood Bluff’s five-piece lineup features Nathan Golub on pedal steel guitar, Tim Shearer on electric guitar, Mark Connor on bass, Dave Hartman (Southern Culture on the Skids) on drums, and Howie on rhythm guitar, with the whole outfit fueled by his rich baritone on lead vocals. Their sound shifts effortlessly between honky tonk shuffles, driving country-rock numbers, and deep soul ballads.

The album’s 12 tracks explore the struggles and resilience of underdogs navigating life’s complexities. With heartfelt storytelling, The Return of… reaffirms Howie’s place as a master of honky-tonk, offering hope and grit for these challenging times. The album was released on April 18th, 2025.

Hearts Gone South -  Asheville's home team, coming hot off the heels of recording their latest album (to be released in the Spring of 2026) will be playing cuts off the album and some tried and true older hits. They'll get that dance floor primed and ready, and put a wiggle in your walk.