Events

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

$5 entry , Every Wednesday!

Lessons run 6-9pm, the first hour is for beginners. On the 3rd Wednesday of every month, the first hour is two step/ western swing lessons, with line dancing after! A ton of fun, and a great way to get yourselves primed and ready for the dance floor at our weekend shows!

$10 at the door, 21 and up

JACKIE::

Jackie kelsh writes honest songs for people who want a break from ALL THE LIES OF OUR DAILY LIFE. Her debut EP is coming out this year.

LILIANA::

Asheville’s own, Liliana Hudgens deals in raw and timeless emotion. Her soaring vocals and achingly candid songwriting bind the rooted weightlessness of gospel with the low-down heaviness of rock & roll. Her fresh take on cuntry-folk revivalist sounds blend the sacred and profane, the holy and the mundane. Liliana’s music feels eternally relatable, tapping into of tradition to create work that is completely her own.

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Both of her albums, “Last Line” and “Grace" were produced by the incredible John James Tourville of The Deslondes. 

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Luke, an award-winning singer-songwriter hailing from the picturesque Carolina mountains, has become a beloved figure in the country music scene. Known for his incredible voice and proficiency in multiple instruments, Luke's songs are heartfelt narratives of real life, resonating deeply with audiences. His music is a tribute to the greats of classic country, drawing influences from the 1940s through the 1990s, creating a seamless blend that makes it difficult to distinguish his songs from those of his heroes.

Every Sunday

Free Event

Every Sunday and Monday at Eda's Hide-A-Way, our bartenders will be hosting karaoke! Large catalog of songs for you to belt out your faves to. Monday Karaoke will be rolling side by side with Pool Night!

$10 at the door, 21 and up

With deep roots in the Appalachian folk tradition and a voice that feels like it’s been carried on the mountain wind, Tina & Her Pony brings a uniquely soulful presence to the stage.  Known for lush harmonies, raw emotional storytelling, and songs that soothe as much as they stir, Tina’s music carries a quiet magic that lingers long after the last note.

From the hills of Asheville to the deserts of New Mexico, she’s spent over a decade refining her sound by melding classic folk with touches of Americana, and more recently, dreamy pop and psychedelic soul.

$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.

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

$10 at the door, 21 and up

ROOSTER: Asheville band Rooster is Annie Myers and Erin Kinard and was formed in 2016 around a campfire, but the two had performed separately for many years prior. Since then, they have performed throughout Western North Carolina, creating new songs and arrangements of beloved Americana. They perform an energetic combination of folk country and classic Americana, driven by their powerful vocal harmony and soulful drum/guitar instrumentation. Rooster’s debut album ‘Bloodroot’ was recorded in Swannanoa in 2019, released in March of 2020 and made it on WNCW’s top 100 albums of that year. Their orchestrations are clean and uncluttered, but with a raw, gritty edge. They seem right at home in a coffee house, wine bar, brew pub, honky-tonk or at a backyard barbecue.

$10 at the door, 21 and up

Lo Wolf- Lo Wolf writes music. Authentic folk from the heart, grounded in the present moment. A voice like smoke; songs that whisper and scream. Come along for the ride.  Brennan Page- An Appalachian folk musician who will soothe you with their musical landscape, featuring both clawhammer banjo and country inspired guitar.  Songs of the land, queer experience, and dreams of the future. Lurky Skunk- A queer folk/anit-folk band consisting of best friends known for their high-energy and tongue twisting performances.  They have played extensively in the Southeast, and built a community of skunk fans that bop and sing along.

$10 at the door, 21 and up

A few words from Steve McQueen about Pleasure Chest "I dig music…all kinds of music: jazz, blues, pop, classical; the style doesn’t matter if it’s something that involves me.  That’s why, when I was asked to write a few lines for this big show, I jumped at the chance.Blues are something special for me; they get to the live heart of people – their hurts and happiness, problems and joys, desires and fulfillments.  Isn’t this what life is all about?When Pleasure Chest sing and play, they get to the heart of themusic.  They sing from the soul, capturing not only the meaning ofthe lyric but the complimentary value of the melody.  For me, theyare the most exciting and creative young talents since the days ofthe great Leadbelly.Many times I’ve enjoyed dancing to Pleasure Chest’s music at theWhisky à Go Go.  But there talents are equally deserving of an EdaRhyne audience, and for that reason I’m happy to be able to addthis gig to my social calendar.Pleasure Chest is no fad.  They are artists, ones who will survive and continue to grow long after many others have been forgotten." -Steve McQueen

$10 at the door, 21 and up

About 20 minutes into the Shoaldiggers’ set, frontman Daryl White twirls his 6-foot, blonde bass in a circle and snaps his right hand across the strings with a smile clearly visible from under his dark handlebar mustache. This show at the NC Folk Festival is the biggest crowd the Shoaldiggers have seen since they began in 2013, but White moves like he’s alone in front of his bedroom mirror.

The stage is scattered with instruments — about 17 total, stacked in racks lined along the nine players: a flute, a silver trumpet with a mute, a banjo, two saws, a couple saxophones, three guitars lined up in a row, a washboard and a triangle hanging from a short pole. Two drum sets buttressed the stage.

As winners of this year’s NC Folk Fest’s Not Your Average Folk contest, the Shoaldiggers earned this gig on the Old Courthouse Stage, accumulating the most online votes from a pool of 57 applicants, so no doubt they felt pressure to produce. As the winners, they also won 16 hours of studio time with Black Rabbit Audio.

The group has nine members who occupy a space between folk, rockabilly and blues.

$10 presale / $15 at the door, 21 and up

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The Waymores are a critically acclaimed Honky Tonk group hailing from Atlanta, GA USA. The Husband and wife front have been touring throughout the US and in UK and EU since 2018. Their third studio album, produced by the legendary Shel Talmy, who worked with the Kinks, The Who and David Bowie amongst other large names was released in August of 2023. Kira Annalise and Willie Heath Neal ( formerly of Willie Heath Neal and The Damned Ol Opry) have played with Dale Watson, Wayne Hancock, Kelley Willis, Summer Dean and ScoS H Biram to name a few. Their new album saw songs char.ng on the Alt-Country Specialty Chart in the top 20 for three weeks in a row and in the top 10 for one week along-side names like Tyler Childers, Colter Wall and Lucinda Williams.

A. Lee Edwards is a North Carolina-based singer-songwriter whose introspective folk draws from 30 years of roots music experience, including critically acclaimed releases with Lou Ford and The Loudermilks. Now in his solo era, he delivers tender, story-driven songs shaped by sobriety, mountain life in the Nantahala National Forest, and a quiet reverence for the human experience. His debut solo album Interpreting Heart Sounds, Vol. I (February 2025), produced by Edwards and mixed by legendary engineer/producer John Wood (Nick Drake, Fairport Convention, Richard Thompson), earned warm praise for its timeless folk-country warmth, evocative storytelling reminiscent of Raymond Carver after Gordon Lish, and contributions from seasoned players like Julian Pinelli (fiddle) and Ryan Stigmon (dobro). Building on that foundation, Edwards continues with the more string-oriented, songwriter-focused Vol. II, blending subtle cello arrangements, minimal percussion, and pop echoes of early Beach Boys, Big Star, Bread, and Townes Van Zandt - marking a confident milestone in a career of authentic, deeply felt craftsmanship.

Join us on National Bourbon Day! June 14th - Sit back, relax and sip on your favorite bourbon!

In case you needed an excuse, join us for National Martini Day June 19th!