Reopened as a music club in 2002 and still one of the city's main stages, with a main bar and...
Best Asheville Live Music Venues
Anyone looking for a show in Asheville on a given night can work through this list of stages, from a 7,000-seat arena to small rooms. Most venues are downtown, with others in the River Arts District, on the South Slope and in West Asheville. The Orange Peel is one of the city's main stages for touring indie, rock and hip-hop acts, with a basement lounge called PULP. The Grey Eagle books roots, Americana and indie acts in its Music Hall and hosts free-to-low-cost Patio Shows on weekends. Eulogy at Burial Beer, beside the brewery, mixes nationally touring acts with local experimental artists. Isis Music Hall is a seated listening room in a renovated 1930s movie theater in West Asheville.
The Orange Peel has no parking lot, so use street parking or a paid garage, and eat at The Grey Eagle's in-house taqueria before a show there.
Sign in to followLoading map…
Roots, Americana, indie and touring acts in the Music Hall, plus free-to-low-cost Patio Shows...
The city's largest stage for touring concerts, opened in 1974 as the Civic Center. The arena h...
Opened in 2023 beside Burial's brewery. It books nationally touring acts alongside local under...
Roughly 360 capacity, and most shows are 21 and over. The downstairs bar, The One Stop, often...
Open since 1997 and affiliated with Green Man Brewery. It offers near-nightly live music, incl...
An intimate seated room with Southern-inspired food and craft cocktails, suited to acoustic, f...
A small room under the hotel with live music on a weekly basis; the hotel lists it open Friday...
Get guides like this every Thursday
The free Asheville newsletter: one short email a week with new places, events and picks worth your weekend.