Bless Your Heart Trivia

Thursday March 5th

Every Thursday

 “Bless Your Heart Trivia” presented by DumbAshe Trivia. Seven rounds of 10 questions including a picture and an audio round. All rounds have a different theme. 1st Place $30 gift card 2nd Place $25 gift card 3rd Place Old Jerome Rare Grain Whiskey 4th place picks a round category for next week Guaranteed fun and laughs

PINK MERCURY

Friday March 6th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Pink Mercury conjures entirely improvised music. Led by shapeshifting vocalist Stephanie Morgan, formerly of stephaniesid, and featuring members of Slow Packer, Papadosio, Southern Pine, and Third Nature, it's an art-pop centered, but ultimately genre-bending, conversation between seasoned songwriters who show up to surrender & listen to each other. Tapers welcome.  www.stephaniemorgan.com  

Adrian Bundy & His Honky Tonk Hearts

Saturday March 7th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Adrian Bundy, founder and frontman for Adrian Bundy & His Honky Tonk Hearts based out of Johnson City, Tennessee, is a real deal honky-tonk crooner dripping with influences of Johnny Paycheck, Merle Haggard, George Jones, Ray Price, Johnny Bush, George Strait, Gary Stewart, Dale Watson and many others responsible for country music’s unparalleled popularity from the 1950s-1990s. With Adrian on stage, you can expect a good honky-tonkin’ time, but be ready to shed a tear when he delivers a heartfelt ballad.

Adrian has performed at the Nashville Palace, The Troubadour, Robert's Western World and Honky Tonk Tuesdays at Legion Post 82 in Nashville; the renowned Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion festival; Dollywood; Gruene Hall in New Braunfels, Texas; The Broken Spoke and The Continental Club in Austin, Texas; Chandelier Ballroom in Houston; and with legendary Texas honky-tonker Dale Watson in Washington, D.C.

Adrian also plays the lead role of an up and coming country music singer in the critically-acclaimed short film "Neon Shadows" that premiered at Film Fest Knox at the Regal Riviera in Knoxville in November of 2023.

Pool Night

Monday March 9th

Every Monday

Every Monday

 6:30 start, must sign up by 7pm. 

$5 to play , 21 and up

Eda's Bluegrass Jam

Tuesday March 10th

Every Tuesday

Open Bluegrass Jam 6:30-9pm every Tuesday! Free event, all welcome

Country Line Dance w/ Kristey

Wednesday March 11th

Every Wednesday

$5 at the door, you will receive a $5 drink ticket good for anything $5 or under. 

Country Line Dancing with Eda's very own - Kristey! Beginner lessons the first hour, 6-7pm. Advanced dancing 7-9. Every Wednesday night,  Dust off those boots, and get ready to groove.  3rd Wednesday of every month, the last hour of line dancing (8-9pm) will be dedicated to 2 Step and Western Swing.

Summer Dean w/ Hearts Gone South

Friday March 13th

$15 Pre-sale / $20 DOS, 21 and up

Ticket link - https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/eda-s-hideaway/summer-dean-w-hearts-gone-south-1618021859

Summer Dean puts on a hell-of-a show.  Armed with three albums, constant tours, and a hot five-piece band behind her, Summer struts onto every stage with the confidence and vulnerability of a songstress that has cemented her place among the top rank Texas tunesmiths. Her live show takes the concert goer on a ride of original songs blending bravado, vulnerability, and a novelist’s eye for detail. Whether with her full band or all by herself, listeners and watchers are treated to an authentic, funny, and honest storyteller performing her way into legendary status.

Hearts Gone South, Asheville's hometown honky tonk darlins play original, classic style country and honky tonk, full of heart and soul, laced with wit and woe. Hot on the heels of coming out of recording a new album, Hearts Gone South will be playing a whole slew of new material and throwing in some well loved songs from their previous albums. 

The Bo Stevens

Saturday March 14th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Brothers, the bo-stevens are more likely to be found in the same Honky Tonk haunts that birthed the music. Into their 3rd decade playing across the region, the roots of this roots band go deep into the mantle of country music. Lead singer Richard Boyd II came to love the Tele' twang and pedal steel swells of Honky Tonk at his father's knee. Rounding out the lineup is Jeff Shu on mandolin and pedal steel, Adam Kelly on Telecaster, and a powerful rhythm sec- tion of TJ Holt on bass fiddle and Jon Crain playing the traps. Take their commitment to old-school tradition and mix some rock- abilly, a pinch of gospel, and a dash of bluegrass into the stew serves up a tasty musical dish.

Honky Tonk Flea

Sunday March 15th

Monthly on every third Sunday

Come One, Come Y'all! Vintage clothing and housewares, antiques, curiosities, hand crafted treasures, and so much more! 3rd Sunday of every month - cool finds, rotating vendors , DJ's, drinks, and delicious food from Palms Food Truck. Free event! Indoors and outdoors

Mose Wilson

Friday March 20th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Time Sawyer

Saturday March 21st

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Time Sawyer’s name reflects the pull between the past and the future. The character Tom Sawyer evokes the rural background and love of home that the band shares. Time is a muse for songwriting; it’s the thread that runs through life, bringing new experiences and giving us a sense of urgency, while still connecting us with our past.

The folk-rock band has performed on the stages of some of the Southeast’s most iconic festivals, including Merlefest, Floydfest, Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion, Albino Skunk Music Festival, and Carolina in the Fall. They’ve shared bills with American Aquarium, John Craigie, Hiss Golden Messenger, Langhorne Slim, John Moreland, Steep Canyon Rangers, The Wood Brothers, Susto, and many more. 

In March 2020 the band started a variety livestream called “Sam on Sunday.” The show originated out of necessity, as the pause button was hit for live shows, but quickly, connecting with friends, family, and fans each week became just as important. As live music returned, the project transformed into “Sam on Someday,” bringing together guest artists of widely varying genres to create memorable, one-time-only collaborative experiences.

Time Sawyer’s songs call out the attitudes and behaviors that lead to our divisions – the way that we show understanding to our friends and family, without thinking about how folks outside our social circle are experiencing their own problems, and are, at heart, just like us. The music does what might seem impossible. It holds listeners accountable, but at the same time, draws them in and makes them feel good about what we all have in common. One of Time Sawyer’s goals has always been for listeners to feel a sense of community and connection during the show, and then to keep it with them, long after the music ends.   

Written by Jody Mace

Motel Pearl

Saturday March 28th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Motel Pearl is an Appalachian alt-country band from Western North Carolina. Members are long-time music collaborators from the traditional fiddle and banjo music of the region who draw inspiration from both modern and vintage sounds. Their most recently released album Brooks, Browns & Rainbows was recorded mostly live in the studio with the hope of capturing the band's true personality.