West Asheville

The brainchild of Taylor and his old bandmate Scott Hirsch, Hiss Golden Messenger was the alias the two used to keep pumping out their eclectic and solid musical compositions.

Influenced and inspired by the likes of T-Bone Walker and B.B. King, Walker hones his smooth sound to bring the blues to life.

Kline perfectly delivered just the right mix of songs from her extensive catalog of uniquely vulnerable and catchy ballads. The crowd was all collectively in Frankie Cosmos bliss. At one point the band even treated the devoted concertgoers to a choreographed dance routine that sent the crowd into fits of applause and laughter.

Okay, so her name really isn't Frankie Cosmos. If you're too disappointed to read on after this, then closing out on this page is totally understandable. But just know that you'll be missing out on getting more information about the wonderful musical adventures of Greta Kline.

Thunderous applause welcomed Della Mae to the house, as they went right into playing one of their well-loved hits. The passion that each member of the band has for americana and bluegrass music is apparent right off the bat. The way each of their talents came together was a delicate and beautiful dance of musical prowess.

Since 2009, the equally talented women who comprise the bluegrass music group have been fiddling and strumming their hearts out. With a grammy nominated album in 2014, the band proved that they're not just another bluegrass band.

After a successful duo tribute show last December, Kipyn Martin returned to Asheville to showcase her own songwriting talent. The “Joan and Joni” themed show was a homage to Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell that introduced Asheville music goers to Martin’s impressive singing voice.

The Mothlight's snug and dimly lit environment was the perfect setting for Brooklyn's Parquet Courts sold out performance this past Tuesday night.