Events

$10 adv/ $15 at the door day of show, 21 and up

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Dylan Earl 

"Among the artists rising up from the fertile twang-fields of Northwest Arkansas, Dylan Earl might just make the music that goes down the smoothest…” 

Born in Louisiana and naturalized by the Natural State, Dylan Earl seeks to understand himself by understanding others. His new album, ‘Level-Headed Even Smile’ (2025), charts territory into his formative years discovering Arkansas, the people who showed him the ropes and back roads; and who he hopes to become. Offering poignant nostalgia, history, and a refreshingly progressive approach to country and western music, his newest effort is rife with wry wit, irreverence, and an endearing desire to color outside the lines.

Charming and direct, he’s easy to root for, and has spent many hours behind the wheel, driving to play for you. Sharing stages with other fan favorites like Esther Rose, labelmate Nick Shoulders, Judy Blank, Willi Carlisle, Emily Nenni, and Rattlesnake Milk across the USA and the EU/UK, Earl has honed his performance and craft for nearly a decade.

Describing Earl’s catalogue as “an exploration of identity” is fitting, but it’s certainly deepened by the subtleties and clever turns of phrase across the 10 track run-time. Earl is a welcome, original voice in the scene, finding favor in mainstream and alternative spaces alike as a loveable, alt-country hippie. Travelling counter-culture and across vast expanses, not unlike the inimitable White River in Arkansas, Earl carves a path distinctly his own.

Christopher Seymore

A hillbilly poet from the rolling pine covered hills of South Carolina, making down home honky tonk music in Houston, TX.

Raised on a rich heritage of old time and honest to goodness country, Seymore draws his influences from the solid whiskey soaked standards of the golden era.

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Asheville's Premiere Country Christmas Band lead by Brody Hunt.  A longstanding holiday tradition in the area, spreading Holiday cheer and raucous fun everywhere they go!

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

Every Sunday

Free event, 21 and up

New night! Open Mic Night moves to Sunday night. Your voice. Your stage. Come take the spotlight at Eda's Hide-A-Way and show us what you got. All welcome, share your talent in a supportive and welcoming environment.  Sign up at 6pm

Every Monday

Every Monday

 6:30 start, must sign up by 7pm. 

$5 to play , 21 and up

Every Tuesday

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

Every Wednesday

New Event! Country Line Dancing with Eda's very own - Kristey! Beginner lessons the first hour, 6-7pm. Advanced dancing 7-9. Every Wednesday night, starting on Sept 17th. Dust off those boots, and get ready to groove. 

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

$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.

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Original country western from Asheville influenced by Wanda Jackson, Tammy Wynette, Buck Owens, and classic greats.  Jessie Smith’s songs tell stories fact and fiction that reveal the common human spirit including its follies.

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Meet new people or deepen existing relationships by playing Corduroy’s fast circle game!  It looks a lot like the love child of a speed date and a 70’s game show, but isn’t either. Speed Relating challenges you to answer carefully crafted personal questions thru rapid one-on-one encounters. All genders, orientations, and relationship statuses welcome. Join us for ridiculous prizes and better relating. Come solo or bring a friend! Just be on time.

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Alma (say it like "Alamo") lives in Mill Spring, NC when she’s not on the road. She plays patchwork music: country, folk, and Appalachian roots sewn together to make something unique. 

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. Music has taken her lots of places, from the hometown bars, to church, to the highways, and she’s been bumming around the country playing her songs since she was 19. She spent a while performing as an entertainer on the passenger train in Bryson City, NC, and once she wound up getting 3 yeses from ABC's American Idol Judges on Season 1 and being sent to Hollywood, CA. She recently recorded a critically acclaimed album in an abandoned church in the West Texas desert.

Her influences include John Prine, Gillian Welch, Patty Griffin, Nanci Griffith, Townes Van Zandt, Emmylou Harris, Lucinda Williams, Dolly Parton, among others.

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Andy and Mandy are a brother and sister classic country duo that brings low brow laughs with a high lonesome sound across the lowcountry. Consisting of Grammy nominated multi-instrumentalist and producer, Andrew Sovine (not to mention the grandson of Red Sovine) and opera singer turned country starlet, Mandy Madson who traded the stage of Carnegie Hall for the dim lights of the honky tonks, these two plus their backing band bring you your favorite sadass country songs (as well as a few originals to cry along to) every February from the coast of Savannah to the mountains of Asheville.

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