Pool Night

Monday November 2nd

Every Monday

$10 to play, 21 and up, must sign up by 7pm

Eda's Bluegrass Jam

Tuesday November 3rd

Every Tuesday

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

Country Line Dance With Kristey

Wednesday November 4th

Every Wednesday

$5 entry fee

Every Wednesday, 6-9pm ! First hour for beginners. All levels are welcome! 

Bless Your Heart Trivia

Thursday November 5th

Every Thursday

Every Thursday at Eda's Hide-A-Way, Bless Your Heart Trivia Night. Prizes for top teams! 7pm start

Gypsy River Band

Friday November 6th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

The Gypsy River Band is a Burnsville, NC-based group bringing a laid-back, soulful mix of music spanning several decades. With a sound that draws from artists like Jackson Browne, the Allman Brothers, the Eagles, and John Mayer, the band blends classic rock, roots, and singer-songwriter influences into a set that keeps things familiar, fresh, and fun. The band features Robert Bryant (lead guitar, vocals), Nick Rash (vocals, rhythm guitar), Billy Sprouse (piano, guitar, vocals), Craig Robinson (drums, vocals), and Faron Silvers (bass, vocals), with Shane Mickey handling sound. Whether settling into a groove or turning it up a notch, The Gypsy River Band is all about good songs, good musicianship, and a good time.

The Old Chevrolette Set

Saturday November 7th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

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.

Tina & Her Pony

Friday November 13th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Tina and Her Pony is an Asheville, NC based indie folk band that features the songwriting of front woman Tina Collins.  The band comprises a rotating roster of Tina's greatest friends and fiercest collaborators.  They are known for good times, a smooth country-folk sound, and sincerity.  With 5 albums under her belt, Tina & Her Pony has been releasing music for over a decade now.  The most recent release, "Marigolds" is so transcendent that an instrumental-only version was also released to accompany it.  Every song is an honest offering of beauty.

Adrian Bundy & His Honky Tonk Hearts

Saturday November 14th

$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.

Honky Tonk Flea

Sunday November 15th

Monthly on every third Sunday

Come one, come y'all! Eda's Honky Tonk Flea, every 3rd Sunday of the month from 11-5pm, cool vintage finds and treasures await you

Alma Russ

Saturday November 28th

$10 at the door, 21 and up

“The sound of Alma Russ is less an attempt at impersonation, and more an amalgam of many great singers of country and roots interwoven into an original approach…”- Trigger, Saving Country Music. 

Alma lives in Mill Spring, NC, when she’s not on the road. Her sound is a mix of country gold, Appalachian tradition, and Americana soul. 

As a child, she fell in love with classic country when she saw The Country Bear Jamboree at Disney World. She became interested in Appalachian culture and music, started learning historic Scotch-Irish murder ballads, and took up fiddle at 12. Banjo and guitar followed, and then she made friends with a hobo who taught her to write songs, so that's what she keeps doing.