Events

The Rev. Russ T. Nutz and his wild bunch of heathen friends take over Eda's for an intimate evening of cowpunk, classic country and raunchy tonk music!

Show start 8pm. $10 cover charge at door. 21+

Russ T. Nutz

Bio: North Carolina native Russ T. Nutz has toiled in the dregs of the underground country music scene for over a decade. In 2008 he released his first album 'Banned In Forty States,' as the frontman of Blue Jeans and Khaki Pants. He spent 7 years touring America's dive bars alongside his cohorts in The Punknecks; all the while printing hundreds of thousands of T-Shirts and engineering countless recordings for many country, rock and funk acts like Town Mountain, Pfunk and The Big Ol' Nasty Getdown.. In 2015, he self-released a solo album, 'Trail Of Beers.' 

It’s hard to tell where the joke ends and reality begins with Russ T. Nutz; it’s equally difficult to know whether to laugh or be appalled by his on-stage banter. His material has a tendency to stir controversy; though one could argue that tracks like “Black, White or Gay” actually contain a backhanded message of tolerance, albeit hidden within the inflammatory rhetoric and satirical context. It’s murky water, no doubt, but Russ T. Nutz has been drinking it his entire life. His stage act has a tendency for pushing things just far enough; maybe he just doesn’t give a damn. 

This is Rev. Russ T. Nutz Jr., M.D, Unlicensed Professional and professional dog track enthusiast and skee-ball champion of 1994 

Jakeb Reel

Bio: Jakeb Reel was born and raised in the backwoods of Old Fort, NC and was steeped in a rich legacy of country, bluegrass, southern gospel and rock n roll traditions. From his early teens, he haunted many of the long shuttered DIY honky tonks and bluegrass jamborees held in the small towns surrounding Mt. Mitchell and the Pisgah National Forest.

My Name is Ned

Bio: Sequestered in the wet hills of Western North Carolina harbored a man named ned, who has been cultivating a classic style of music only to be yearned for by the loneliest of hearts. Live, laugh, love for punks would be an understatement when you blast this in your 89 Iroc Camaro while you're spewing an unsightly oil stain on your in-laws freshly paved driveway. Crack open a tall boy and get ready to roll that coal outside the Applebee's on Main St. baby. My Name Is Ned

Show start 8pm. $10-20 sliding scale cover charge at the door. 

Join us at Eda's Hide-a-way for a benefit show in support of ROAR. All proceeds will be donated to help support the amazing world they are doing in the community.

Hearts Gone South: 

Bio: Original, classic style country full of heart and soul, laced with wit and woe. Bringing fire and feeling to the age old stories of love, loss, heartache and victory for the underdog. 

The Old Chevrolette Set

Bio 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.

Monthly on every third Sunday

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.

Show start 8pm. $10 cover charge at the door. 

An evening of songs and collaboration featuring three Western North Carolina native singer-songwriters. All three have unique voices that blend well together and enjoy singing and playing songs together. The evening will consist of individual sets and to set of collaboration. If you like unique and original voices and great songs, this is an evening not to miss.

Ashley Heath

Bio: Ashley Heath was raised in Madison County and makes her home now in Black Mountain. With one of the strongest voices and guitar work to match, she is at home singing blues and Rock influenced Tunes as well as personal remakes of Old Mountain ballads and traditional songs. Her music has taken her all over the country and overseas both solo and with her band The Heathens playing festivals such as Bonnaroo as well as opening for the likes of Pat Benatar.

Kevin Smith

Bio: Buncombe County native, Kevin Smith can be found playing solo and with other configurations in the region and beyond as Planefolk. Kevin is known around the region and amongst other musicians as a songwriter's songwriter. He turns real life experience into songs and stories about love loss and leaving. He has been influenced by and compared to the likes of John Prine and Guy Clark.

Danny Knowles

Bio: Danny Knowles was born in the Burnsville area of Yancey County and now resides in Marshall. Danny is developing his own style as a songwriter and is also known for putting his own spin on lots of tasty covers of classics and others that are destined to be classics.

Show start 8pm. $10 cover charge at the door.

Bio: Sid Jerr-Dan and the Snake Mountain Boys is a country western band based out of Atlanta Georgia.

Show start 8pm. $10 cover charge at door.

Para Gozar

Bio: Para Gozar —“for your enjoyment” — brings a fiery, fun-loving mix of music from Cuba and Latin America fit for dancing and romancing.  From bright salsas to seductive boleros to anthemic cumbias, the ensemble delivers tight arrangements and silky smooth vocals to keep you going all night long. Band consists of Taylor Pierson on keys, Duane Simpson on guitar, JP Furnas on bass, Ben Colvin on sax, Tyler Householder on percussion, and Cynthia McDermott on mandolin and vocals.

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Show start 8pm. $10 cover charge at the door.

Bio: Ramona and the Holy Smokes is a Honky Tonk band from Charlottesville Virginia, whose original music recalls classic country from the 1950s and 60s. The Holy Smokes are fronted by Ramona Martinez, a prolific singer-songwriter whose sincere and heartfelt music has been described as "incredibly relatable" and "earnest." She also pulls from her Mexican-American roots to perform and compose traditional Mariachi music in a Country Western style.

Door 8pm. $10 cover charge at the door.

Show start 8pm. $10 cover charge at the door.

Bio: Tanner Burch’s journey to country music stardom is one of resilience and reinvention. An All-American Middle Linebacker at Gardner Webb, Tanner dreamed of playing professionally until a knee injury derailed his CFL tryout. After college, he pursued various careers, including medical sales, bartending, gym management, and even working as a carpenter and hibachi chef, but nothing truly stuck. It wasn’t until his grandmother’s passing, when he inherited her 1985 Ibanez guitar, that he found his true calling—learning to play and write music.

In June 2021, the tragic loss of his brother propelled Tanner to sell his belongings and hit the road. He lived out of his 2006 Toyota Tundra, playing small towns and dive bars across the country. His music, shaped by heartache, love, and the struggles of life, began to resonate with audiences. In 2023, Tanner recorded his debut EP Rugged Soul in the backcountry of South Pittsburgh, TN, while getting sober—a project that propelled him to Nashville, where his career began to take off.

Now a staple in Nashville’s honky-tonk scene, Tanner regularly performs at legendary venues like Layla’s Honkytonk and has been featured in top country showcases such as Honky Tonk Tuesday and Whiskey Jam. He has shared the stage with artists like Hannah Dasher, Them Dirty Roses, and Jesse Daniel, and played iconic spots like the Broken Spoke in Texas. Tanner is currently working on a new 8-song EP that blends classic outlaw country with a modern touch, solidifying his place in the Nashville music scene.

Come celebrate National Margarita day with us on February 22nd.

Show start 8pm. $10 cover charge at the door. 

Bio: Local high energy Cajun/ Honky Tonk dance band