Events

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!

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. 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.

$10 at the door, show is 21+

"At its core, The Moon and You is a charismatic husband-and-wife team. Melissa Hyman plays cello and bass, Ryan Furstenberg plays guitar and banjo. But whatever you might assume based on their gorgeous vocal blend and heartfelt lyrics, this ain’t your basic duo. With a rotating cast of talented friends to add unexpected instrumentation to their lineup, The Moon and You never plays the same show twice. This ever-evolving, expandable and collapsible model leaves the band constantly reinventing itself in ways both surprising and satisfying. 

Together, the two form a sound that is warm and inviting, atmospheric and playful. Each is a well developed songwriter with a distinctive voice, and their songs range in style from classic to quirky. Lyrics-driven and intellectual with a keen ear for arrangement, they make music perfectly suited to a listening room or a pair of good headphones. "

$10 at the door, show is 21+

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.

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!

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!

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

Every Monday

Welcome to our new weekly Monday event- Eda's Pool Night! Starts at 6:30, must sign up by 7pm. $5 gets you in the game, 21+ Two pool tables ready and waiting for you, plenty of cold drinks and hot dogs available at the bar to keep your fortified.

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!

$10 at the door, show is 21+

Roots and Dore are an American blues, roots and soul group from the music rich mountains of Asheville, North Carolina. With their unique style and captivating original songs and covers from some of the best in blues, southern soul and rock history, they are one of the busiest acts in the in the south east. Having toured Europe and their shows in New Orleans the first week of JazzFest annually are playing 150-200 shows a year at clubs and festivals. They have shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the blues business over the years including Bobby Rush, Eric Gales, Cedric Burnside, John Dee Holeman, (Mentors Mac Arnold and Bob Margolin many times), Maria Muldaur, Guitar Shorty, Randall Bramblett, Janiva Magness, Mark Hummel and many more. The last album featured longtime Doc Waton duo partner David Holt (Founder of MerleFest and four time Grammy winner, Tony Black from Marshall Tucker Band and Muddy Waters Band’s Bob Margolin. They’ve even opened for Billy Bob Thornton’s band The Boxmasters twice at Salvage Station Asheville and opening again on their 2025 Tour. “Always a great time when Roots and Dore Band are playing.” - Billy Bob

$10 at the door, show is 21+

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.

Head on up to Eda's Hideaway for the Labor Day Weekend show: our 1st annual Jimmy Buffett Tribute! 

Sunday, Aug. 31 from 5 o'clock til 10. Margaritas and more drink specials, show is 21 & up. $15 at the door

Kicking things off at 5pm with an acoustic "Jimmy Jam" open mic, followed by 3 sets of live music from 7-10 with Asheville's own Chordal Reefers and special guests including Cynthia Galli (CyndiLou & the Want To), Hunter Begley, Josh Batenhorst, Josh Pierce (Shake A Leg!), Kevin Smith (Planefolk), Old Sap & more... sign up to sing select songs with the band! 

                                               $10 at the door, show is 21 + 

 DOC AQUATIC: Formed in the mountains of Western North Carolina in 2008 and residing in Asheville for a decade-plus, Doc Aquatic is brothers J.C. and Zack Hayes, Charles Gately, and Kevin Boggs. The four combine to produce a special brand of catchy shoegaze-pop with familiar hints of 90’s alternative and Laurel Canyon flair concentrated through an unbleached paper filter into a live show described as "mesmerizing high energy orchestrated psychedelia." "Audacious fun with hypnotic grooves and a commitment to melody" 

 TANNER YORK BAND: Pop pop pop pop music! 

 I26 CONNECTOR: Transportation Rock Country Goth Super Group of Asheville North Carolina

                                                          $10 at the door, 21+

Single Release show for Sparkle Mountain, in anticipation of their upcoming EP. Special guests Cyndi Lou & The Want To join the bill to make for one fine night of local talent. 

Sparkle Mountain  - Rising from a dark holler near Asheville, NC, Sparkle Mountain is an outlaw honky-tonkin collaboration. Their songs are inspired by an affinity for Appalachia and the highway, crafted by working musicians. Sparkle Mountain makes music as a testament to community, diversity, grit, and the kind of freedom only music can deliver.

$10 in advance / $15 at the door,  show is 21+

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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.

                                                     $10 at the door, 21 and up

EP release party: Forest For The Trees!!

 The fine fellows in Sufferin' Fools congregate around the mountain made tunes of Cameron Thomas. Born and bred in the Carolinas, Thomas' songs share the humble joys, struggles and mysteries of a southern life - where it might lead you, who you meet, and what you bring back home. The band rides the dusty crossroads of Memphis country soul and Midwest power pop - kicking the dual guitars into overdrive for fun.

All in, the sound is as exciting as it is lovingly familiar - fleet fingers and vintage tubes burn up the tone, kick-kick-snare locks to woody warm bass, and honest words hang in the air. If the boys are in town y'all come down - and carry a rose for a listen.

$10 at the door, show is 21+

Louis Armstrong was once asked what his favorite kind of music was, and his response was simple; “Good music”. Petunia & the Vipers’ sound may not sit comfortably in one certain genre, but “Good Music” describes it well.  Hank Williams on acid… Tom Waits meets Elvis at Woody Guthrie’s Hobo junction… Avant-Country night club scene music… One of the best bands in the world today, of any kind… hillbilly-flavoured-swing inflected-ragtime-goodtime-thunderously rolling-one-of-a-kind-you-don’t-want-to-miss-this-sort-of-a-show… A new music that springboards off of music of the past and jumps into the present day, left with only echoes of the past… Something in between 1920’s and steam punk. It’s good for your mind… These are just a few of the words uttered by folks around the globe trying to pin down a description of all that is Petunia & The Vipers.

Join us for National Drink Beer Day on Sept 28th and try one of our many craft brews!

$10 at the door, show is 21+

Elizabeth and Lefty lead a danceable goldmine of a honky-tonk band, with a collection of originals and feisty covers.