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02/07/2025

Clive Carroll is performing at APLR this coming Tuesday, February 11th, and we are giving away FREE TICKETS!

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02/06/2025

Today we welcome ’s Bhakti Bliss Retreat, which will take over APLR all weekend, with two events open to the public:

Please join us on Saturday afternoon for the special community gathering and ritual celebrating David Newman’s life - RSVP at the link in the bio.

After which, on Saturday night, Sean Johnson and The Wild Lotus Band will take the stage for an evening of interactive, soul-stirring kirtan and chant music. Tickets are moving fast, so get yours at the link in the bio!

02/01/2025

Join us tomorrow at APLR for another installment of ’s rhyme writing residency! 🎤

Throughout February and March, GRAMMY-winning hip-hop artist 23 Skidoo will host a series of workshops designed to teach participants how to look inside themselves, find something of value, craft it into art, and then share it with their family, friends, and community!

Enrollment in the workshop is $50. Skidoo will also offer a limited amount of scholarship tickets for each workshop, covering the enrollment costs - reach out to for details!

Doors open at 2 PM

01/31/2025

The sensational Sally Anne Morgan will be supporting the legendary Michael Hurley on Wednesday, March 26th, for what will certainly be an unmissable show. Multi-instrumentalist Sally Anne Morgan honors the ritual traditions of folk, yet incorporates nonconformist avant-garde experimentalism to thrilling results, a sound that is truly her own. We have less than 40 tickets remaining - don’t sleep - get your tickets now at the link in our bio!

Sally Anne Morgan
Sally Anne Morgan’s music is elevated by her deft musical skills and her remarkably expressive voice that together create wholly new folk forms, familiar in their instrumentation yet distinctly her own. ‘Carrying’ tills the rich soil of Appalachian traditions and Sally’s rural North Carolina surroundings into warm, reflective songs about navigating challenges, as well as the most joyous and personal emotions surrounding Morgan’s own pregnancy and recent birth of her first child.

Morgan is a master craftsman and a true modern folk artist. The root of her songs share the roots of many great folk songs: “I find myself writing songs in praise of certain things in a very religious way but …more about holy compost than any other spiritual tradition I know of.” The songs born of these roots are entirely modern, expressive and wonderfully unique, a beautiful new voice advancing the folk form.

01/30/2025

Don’t miss your chance to catch Sister Sadie, who will make their way to our intimate little listening room between support dates for superstars like Trampled By Turtles and Old Crow Medicine Show. This might be your last chance to catch this bluegrass supergroup before they start headlining stadiums too. Get your tickets now!

Sister Sadie

Sister Sadie is a wildfire: raging hot bluegrass combined with breathtaking instrumental drive and awe-inspiring vocals. Comprised of original members Deanie Richardson (fiddle), Gena Britt (banjo & vocals) and newcomers Jaelee Roberts (guitar & vocals), Dani Flowers (guitar & vocals), and Maddie Dalton (acoustic bass & vocals), Sister Sadie has combined the varied talents of each of the individual women in the lineup to create something that is far more than the sum of its parts. It is a sound uniquely their own. Yes, it’s undeniably classic, hard-driving bluegrass, but it’s much more than just that. Rooted in forceful and tight vocal harmonies, this isn’t your granddaddy’s Appalachian high lonesome sound. This is something far more powerful than that—it’s the sound of the mountains themselves.

01/29/2025

Virtuosic composer Clive Carroll will take the APLR stage in just a few weeks, on Tuesday, February 11th. Don’t miss your chance to catch Carroll, who has been lauded as a peerless acoustic fingerstylist, whose innovative playing seamlessly draws from folk, blues, and classical techniques, blending each form to create a wholly unique sound. Tickets are now available at the link in our bio!

Clive Carroll
British acoustic maestro Clive Carroll has always pushed the boundaries of the instrument, and that’s clearly in evidence on his fourth album - a collection of acoustic fingerstyle pieces written, in the main, over the last five years. A true virtuoso with a stunningly clean technique, Carroll blends his influences seamlessly as The Furthest Tree moves from its hymnal opener through the blues-tinged In the Deep, the Celtic ballad vibe of Lady of the Valley and the classically-inspired A Renaissance Suite - a five-part duet with classical guitar legend John Williams.

One of Clive’s party pieces, A Winter Carol, also makes an appearance - it’s a truly unsettling track, comprising two melodies in different keys and tempos, but arranged for solo guitar. We’re not sure what’s scarier - the horror-film harmonies or the fact that Clive can actually play it! The fleet-fingered and folky technical workout of The Adventures of Wilfred has a lighter mood and puts us in mind of some of the fiery playing on 2004’s The Red Guitar. Clive’s fans are a devoted bunch and will likely enjoy every sublimely delivered note here. Newer listeners may find Clive’s 2009 album, Life in Colour an easier introduction to this incredible player. - Chris Bird - TOTAL GUITAR Magazine

01/29/2025

We’re just a week away from ’s Bhakti Bliss Retreat which will take over APLR for four days of music, mantra, and community. Immerse yourself in this transformative experience, with your host , tickets for the full immersion are available at the Asheville Yoga Center website.

During the retreat, our village will honor and celebrate APLR and Bhakti Bliss founder, David Newman, who passed away in 2024. Throughout the weekend, some of David’s most beloved songs and chants will be woven into the program, with David’s life partner and collaborator Mira sharing his music.

On Saturday February 8th, we will host a community gathering to celebrate David’s life. This will include songs, ritual, and concert footage filmed and edited by his friend Jeremy Frindel. This event is free and open to the public. RSVP at the link in our bio.

On the evening of February 8th, Sean Johnson will perform with The Wild Lotus Band. This event is also open to the public, you do not need a Bhakti Bliss pass to enter. Get your tickets at the link in our bio.

01/28/2025

The final meeting of the Experimental Meditation Club is upon us. Join us tonight for the last installment of January’s residency with , .kelbel , and . Let us use the tools that we’ve honed throughout the series to process the grief of this wonderful program coming to an end. Don’t weep, it’s simply the season changing, and who knows, maybe the Spring will blossom into another run with everyone’s favorite users of the astral plane. We’ll see! 😉

Every Tuesday in January, we convene as the Experimental Meditation Club.

We’ll provide partially guided meditations with sonic accompaniment. Think breaths to let go of tension, sonic ambiance, a bit of grief work, heavy drones, and psychedelic introspection. While everyone is welcome, this will be tailored to people who are new to meditation.
The event begins at 7:30 sharp, so please be prompt to avoid disruption.

Each night will include some context, a guided meditation around the theme, a short conversation (no one is required to talk so introverts don’t run away please), and a longer meditation using only sound.

Night Four, Tuesday, Jan 28: Growth
Cool, yes, most of us want this- to grow. We often want it to just happen, and are sometimes resistant to the amount of work it requires and the level of change. We know that change is inevitable and a shapeshifter that’s difficult to control. What if we greet it, invite it in for a warm cup of tea, because life is hard and change is part of it (as frustrating as that sounds)?

Note: This is a rough plan and plans change so we aren’t 100% sure that it will stay exactly like this. We just wanted to give you an idea of what to expect, and invite you to be okay with the plan changing. Look at us- we’re already doing the work.

Some cushions, blankets, and backjacks are provided - feel free to bring anything that will help you get cozy and some openness.

01/28/2025

Just Announced: On Wednesday, March 26th, APLR and Harvest Records present a rare performance from Doc Snock himself, the iconic multidisciplinary artist and “freak-folk” architect, Michael Hurley, who has been revolutionary throughout his storied career with an unmatched canon in folk, blues, and jazz music. This is one for the books. Get your tickets now at https://ayurpranalisteningroom.com.

Michael Hurley

Michael Hurley grew up in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. As a teenager in the 1950s he fell in love hearing the music of Fats Domino, The Everly Brothers and Bo Diddley blast from the radio, and was enthralled by the records of Blind Willie McTell, Hank Williams and Uncle Dave Macon that he sought for his own. This love for music, true and unvarnished, supplied him with a finely tuned musical compass he has not wavered from for 50 years and counting. Hurley’s music sounds old, like it has always existed, and simultaneously singular, like something you’ve never heard anyone else play quite like that before. This timeless quality ensures that Hurley’s audience constantly renews itself. From the the beatniks in the NYC Village where he started in the early 60s, to the hippies in Vermont, to the Americana fans, indie rockers and freak folkers from the last two decades, Michael’s music never fails to find fresh new ears. Pressed for a description, Hurley has called it “jazz-hyped blues and country and western music”.

Hurley’s early records were released on Folkways, Warner Brothers/Raccoon, and Rounder, while in recent years stalwart independent labels like No Quarter, Feeding Tube, and Mississippi have been carrying the torch. The great news is that there is no stopping Michael Hurley. His 2021 album, The Time Of The Foxgloves on No Quarter Records received rave reviews world wide. A new album for the same label is in the can. Besides being a truly unique musician, Hurley is also a cartoonist and watercolor artist of note — the instantly recognizable results of which grace his album covers.

01/24/2025

Just Announced: Join us Monday, March 3rd for Jon Mueller + Tom Lecky: All Colors Present, an exhibit featuring the exhilaratingly hypnotic percussion of Jon Mueller paired with the photography of Tom Lecky. Supporting the installation, we have experimental composers Brett W. Naucke, Weston Olencki, and Kelsey Wilson, and some visual surprises up our sleeve. Tickets are available at the link in the bio!

JON MUELLER + TOM LECKY: ALL COLORS PRESENT
A sound and visual meditation

Jon Mueller’s singular performance idiom is an awe-inspiring display of elegant athleticism, preternatural focus, brute restraint, and ecstatic, monastic reverie. Paired with Tom Lecky’s photographs, it becomes a deliberate focus on form, shape and detail. It requires and demands a state of inner quietude from witnesses. Yet, from this seemingly metronomic exercise blossoms every possible tint and hue of infinite spectral sound.

Brett W. Naucke
Brett William Naucke (b. 1985) is an American experimental composer and visual artist from Chicago, IL currently based in Asheville, NC. Naucke’s sonic output has been primarily focused on marrying an ever-evolving practice of synthesis with conceptual narratives.
Weston Olencki
I am a composer, musician, and audio engineer; originally from South Carolina; living and working now in Berlin. I’m currently making work focused around questions of instrumental music and its contexts/constructs, and the technological, material, and cultural histories of vernacular art-making. My recent music deals with the non-linear relationships between experimental sound, geography, historicity, and (mostly American) musical traditions.
Kelsey Wilson
Kelsey Wilson is a drummer, composer, and sound artist from Atlanta, Georgia.
“…sonic environments reflecting on religion in the Southeast from Atlanta, GA drummer and sound artist Kelsey Wilson, using organ, tapes and field recordings to create dark and brooding meditations intended for loud playback, five opaquely layered constructions of ambience and drone…”

01/24/2025

Just Announced: Ambient power trio Cowboy Sadness, feat members of The Antlers, Bing & Ruth, & Port St. Willow, will make their AVL debut on Sunday, March 30th after performing at Big Ears. Cowboy Sadness will not only bring one of their rare and stunning sets, they will also host an intimate, immersive, improvisational sound bath in the afternoon. We have tickets available for the sound bath, concert, and a bundle including both - please note each ticket before you purchase, to ensure you’re buying the event you wish to attend.

Sound Bath ::: Doors 2 PM || Show 3 PM
Performance ::: Doors 6 PM || Show 7 PM

Cowboy Sadness
What is the true sound of a red-orange sun emerging just above the horizon? What’s the sonic equivalent of a monolithic butte towering high above a vacant valley, as menacing thunderheads form in the distance?

The answers lie in the atmospheric & sprawling debut from Cowboy Sadness - a new collaborative project from The Antlers, Bing & Ruth, & Port St. Willow.
The stylistic signatures of each member - Moore’s heavy, undulating organs, Silberman’s melancholic guitars, & Principe’s galloping, hypnotic drums - form thick textures, cavernous spaces, & deep grooves.

“Selected Jambient Works Vol.1” is the summation of over a decade of work. With sounds more akin to Pink Floyd and Can than John Cage, the album is an odyssey through vivid, mercurial environments for the listener to inhabit continuously, unpeopled landscapes where signs of life are rare, but exquisite when uncovered.

01/24/2025

Just Announced: We’re incredibly excited to announce An Evening with Caroline Rose, who will perform a rare stripped-down set at APLR as a part of their tour of small independent music venues handpicked by Rose. Tickets are now available at the link in our bio - don’t sleep, they will move fast!

Caroline Rose
“I’m not a McDonald’s hamburger,” says Caroline Rose, a Grammy-nominated artist who has become known for being somewhat of an impish indie rebel, playfully blending psychobilly, pop, shoegaze, alt-country, folk, and experimental electronica into their songs. “I’ve just been trying to make music diverse enough that AI can’t reproduce it.” For years an outspoken champion of the working class of the music industry, Rose will perform solo this spring in all small independent venues hand-picked by the artist and their team. “I love these little clubs, I can connect with the audience so much more. I honestly just miss it and am mostly doing this because I think it’ll be really fun.”

01/21/2025

This Friday’s show is SOLD OUT!

No additional tickets will be available at the door.

Please do not purchase tickets through resell websites. The only way to acquire resell tickets is through the waitlist function within the DICE.FM app.

01/21/2025

Join us tonight for another cosmic voyage in the Experimental Meditation Club, where your hosts, .kelbel and , will lead guided meditation with transcendental soundscapes. The event begins at 7:30 sharp, so please be prompt to avoid disruption.

Every Tuesday in January, we’ll convene as the Experimental Meditation Club:

We’ll provide partially guided meditations with sonic accompaniment. Think breaths to let go of tension, sonic ambiance, a bit of grief work, heavy drones, and psychedelic introspection. While everyone is welcome, this will be tailored to people who are new to meditation.

Each night will include some context, a guided meditation around the theme, a short conversation (no one is required to talk so introverts don’t run away please), and a longer meditation using only sound.

Tuesday, Jan. 21: Self-Compassion
I know what you’re thinking. Eeeeeew and vomit, right? Oh, I’m projecting? That’s how I used to view self-compassion, but you know those people who love themselves? I’m trying to be one of them, without being totally insufferable to be around. Hopefully, you’re thinking self-compassion sounds nice! It’s a tool to help us like ourselves and extend that to others. It’s also a tool for grief.

Note: This is a rough plan and plans change so we aren’t 100% sure that it will stay exactly like this. We just wanted to give you an idea of what to expect and invite you to be okay with the plan changing. Look at us- we’re already doing the work.

Some cushions, blankets, and backjacks are provided - please feel free to bring your tools for comfort as well.

01/17/2025

Just Announced: On Friday, April 25th guitar virtuoso Christie Lenée will once again grace the APLR stage with special guest Katie Marie and her friends Fox and Bones in tow! Christie’s last show was packed wall-to-wall, so get your tickets now at the link in our bio!

Christie Lenée
“Acoustic Guitarist of the Year” and celebrated singer/songwriter Christie Lenée is more than a musician – she’s an experience. Symphonic compositions flow from her fingertips effortlessly, with sound ranging from transcendental folk-pop to virtuosic instrumentals. Her captivating performances have been seen on stages with Tommy Emmanuel, Tim Reynolds (Dave Matthews Band), Andy McKee, Amy Ray (Indigo Girls), Melissa Etheridge, Antigone Rising, Kaki King, Jake Shimabukoro, and Christopher Cross – Christie continues to awe crowds with the unique essence of her music. Lenee’s newly released album Coming Alive reminds devout listeners of her spiritual and sublime songwriting, inspirational lyrics, and of course, sensational guitar playing.

Fox and Bones
Scott Gilmore and Sarah Vitort are Fox and Bones—energetic offbeat folksters with a retro-tinged, soul-stirring, modern vintage bent. The indomitable duo has brought their optimistic Americana polish to international stages shared with the likes of Rayland Baxter, The Dead South, ZZ Ward, Fantastic Cat and ALO among others.

01/17/2025

Just Announced: Join us on Friday, March 7th, to welcome The Krüger Brothers back to APLR, this time with special guest mandolinist Jonah Horton! Anyone who attended the last Krüger appearance at the Listening Room can attest, that this show is not to be missed and tickets will move fast! Get yours now at the link in our bio.

The Krüger Brothers
In their ever-expanding body of work, Jens Kruger (banjo and vocals), Uwe Kruger (guitar and lead vocals), and Joel Landsberg (bass and vocals) together as The Kruger Brothers personify the spirit of exploration and innovation that forms the core of the American musical tradition. Together, they established the incomparable sound that The Kruger Brothers are known for today - their original music is crafted around their discerning taste, and the result is unpretentious, cultivated, and delightfully fresh. Jens, Uwe, and Joel have always felt a deep emotional responsibility towards their audience always striving to inspire hearts through their music leaving people feeling loved, respected, and with a renewed sense of joy and hope.

Since their formal introduction to American audiences in 1997, The Kruger Brothers’ remarkable discipline, creativity, and their ability to infuse classical music into folk music has resulted in a unique, nuanced sound that has made them a fixture within the world of acoustic music. The honesty of their writing has since become a hallmark of the trio’s work. They have performed with the likes of Doc Watson, Earl Scruggs, Ricky Skaggs, Willie Nelson, and many more. The Kruger Brothers are also very well known for their performances and commissioned works with symphony orchestras, chamber orchestras, and string quartets in collaboration with the National Endowment for the Arts and Chamber Music America, among others.

01/17/2025

Tickets for this wildly stacked bill are now live! Austin’s premier drone zoners Water Damage make their Asheville debut alongside the dub-infused-jazz of Bristol UK’s Tara Clerkin Trio, and the brilliant guitar explorations of Edsel Axle. Get your tickets at the link in our bio!

Water Damage
Drones are a powerful force, capable of whisking our thinking mind far, far, away. Austin-based collective Water Damage yields the same power whenever they pick up their instruments. Veterans from other projects (a.o. Spray Paint, Black Eyes, Swans, more eaze, USA/Mexico), the band is not unfamiliar with the unshakeable power of music; still, as WaterDamage, they stretch out drone’s possibilities to their limits, bowing to the principle ‘MaximalRepetition Minimal Deviation’. Once an idea takes off, they pursue it forever; as Pitchfork said, their 2024 double LP ‘In E’ doubles as a “glorious mind eraser”.

Tara Clerkin Trio
Their inspirations might be centreless, but the trio still possess a very obvious anchor in the form of their hometown. Bristol stands as a city of multitudes, heterogenous and vibrant in such a way as to allow it to renew and remake time and again. Tara Clerkin Trio drink from that same well, duly reflecting a rich musical heritage built on fwd-facing electronic subcultures and experimental urges. As such, On The Turning Ground finds them subject to their own subtle internal evolution, the pervasive sense that you’ve caught them mid-bloom, on their way to becoming but never anything but themselves.

Edsel Axle
On this newest collection of tunes, “Variable Happiness”, under the moniker Edsel Axle, Rosali Middleman’s voice takes a winter hibernation to showcase the prodigious slow burn thump of her solo electric guitar playing. Recorded directly to a four-track cassette rig in the comfort of her own home- each chord struck exhales from the gear and onto magnetic tape, finding its true north, and throwing sand on the bonfire before it burns the foundation. First thought/best thought improvisations naturally trickling down and turning puddles into expansive streams of sound.

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Just Announced: APLR and Secret Agent 23 Skidoo bring an immersive children’s workshop to the listening room this Winter with The Imaginarium: Flip The Script! Throughout January, February, and March - Secret Agent 23 Skidoo will host a series of workshops teaching creativity and self-expression through rhyme-writing and performance. This children’s workshop is designed to boost confidence and self-esteem through tutorials covering topics like connecting to your voice, conveying your message, composure on stage, and delivery. Guiding attendees to connect their art with their emotions and cultivating the lifelong tools to express their perspective publicly. Each child will then have the opportunity to showcase their skills at a full-blown Secret Agent 23 Skidoo show, which is open to the public and includes some very special guests! Tickets are available at the link in the bio! Please note the workshop dates versus the performance dates when signing up. WORKSHOPS: 2.5-hour rhyme writing and performance workshops led by GRAMMY-winning hip-hop artist 23 Skidoo, is designed to teach participants how to look inside themselves, find something of value, craft it into art, and then share it with their family, friends, and community! Workshop Dates: 1.19 - 2.2 - 2.16 - 3.16 PERFORMANCES: Participants from the rhyme writing workshops will have a chance to rock their rhyme at a live Secret Agent 23 Skidoo show! Sharing the stage with 23 Skidoo & Crew, you will become a special guest ready to impress! Loud and proud in front of a crowd! Performance Dates: 1.26 -3.2 - 3.23

Blessings of Transcendence Exciting new experiences are on the horizon.

TICKETS ARE MOVING FAST! Hiss Golden Messenger plays ‘Bad Debt’ at APLR on Friday, January 24th. Don’t miss your chance to catch one of the last US performances of this @hissgoldenmessenger solo tour in our intimate and sonically sterling venue. @rosalimusic joins in support, with a portion of ticket sales benefiting @lamplightavl who have been instrumental in helping artists affected by Hurricane Helene. Don’t sleep! ⏰

This Wednesday, September 18th, APLR is thrilled to welcome @garcia.peoples and @countrywesterns, this sonically diverse yet complimentary tour package is changing brain chemistry all over the southeast. Come get your mind blow! Tickets are available at the link in the bio! Garcia Peoples are too nervy to be a proper jam band, but they jam way too much to be anything else. Dodging Dues, the New Jersey sextet’s fifth studio album [is an] easeful tour of muscular riff-rock, noodly song suites, and curtsying pastoral folk. If you pick up this record in the hopes of hearing someone imitate the tone of Jerry Garcia’s tiger guitar, look elsewhere. Though still firmly tape-trader music, their form of psychedelia has more in common with the likes of Kikagaku Moyo, Dungen, and Chris Forsyth, the latter of whom they’ve backed live—all artists who use the clicked-in propulsion of krautrock to keep their wildest trips firmly within the guardrails. For Garcia Peoples, this sense of restraint makes their music more compelling and allows them to subvert expectations. - Sadie Sartini Garner, Pitchfork Country Westerns’ self-titled debut album (Fat Possum) drew praise from all corners of the media world. Pitchfork called the album “ragged in all the right places” and named it one of the 35 Best Rock Albums of 2020. Nashville Scene also weighed in, lauding the band’s “rocking post-Neil Young sound”. BrooklynVegan noted that “Country Westerns make twangy rock n’ roll with a punk energy in the same tradition as The Replacements or Old ’97s or Bottle Rockets.” Consequence of Sound had similar sentiments for album highlight “I’m Not Ready,” calling it “a ripper of the classic kind.” No Depression also praised the album, calling it “a striking addition to 2020’s rock landscape.” Country Westerns released sophomore album, Forgive the City, via the venerable Fat Possum Records, it’s a tighter and faster spin on their sound. Forgive the City

We’re thrilled to host the @igorkufayev lecture “KUNDALINI - Myth and Reality: Redefining the Power Behind Awakening” at APLR on Wednesday, October 9th. A lecture that offers a one-pointed and at once all-encompassing perspective on Kundalini to redress currently misconstrued notions. Tickets are available at the link in the bio.

Join us today as we welcome Drip Sauna! They have parked its gorgeous barrel sauna at the Listening Room!❤️‍🔥 Drip Sauna is Asheville’s first and only mobile wood fired sauna and cold plunge.❄️ We are really excited to bring this healing experience to the Listening Room and offer an opportunity for you to recharge and purify. Show up with a swimsuit, towel, and water bottle. A robe and flip flops are also welcome for comfort. Today sessions are no cost so come drip with us! 💦

Resound Handpan House

We were all transfixed and transported last night by the deeply inspiring and innovative performance by Resound Handpan House. The musicians lit up the listening room and we were all filled with so much gratitude for the experience. Next up… Free Planet Radio next Saturday, March 16!! 🛸🎶🦋💜👏🏽

This Saturday, March 9th, we welcome Resound Handpan House, a collective of some of the finest Handpan drummers from around the world. This is a show that we’ve been excited about for months and it is finally around the corner!! Tickets are going fast so get yours now. Link in comments.💥🛸

The beautiful, inspiring, gifted Chinobay, who will be joined by Zondo and Kevin Spears for our very first Conscious Sound Healing and Ecstatic Dance Fest Africa Edition tomorrow, Saturday March 2nd! You can purchase a full fest pass or a ticket just for the daytime masterclasses or evening concerts. Hope you can join us. Ticket link in comments.🇿🇦💕🌸🪘🎶

Friends! This Saturday, March 2nd we welcome Zondo Zondo Kevin Spears and Chinobay for a very special event… The Conscious Sound Healing Ecstatic Dance Fest: Africa Edition! This is going to be a very special one day event with masterclasses in the afternoon and concerts in the evening! We do hope that you can join us for this unique offering and feel the inspiration of the special melodies and rhythms, offered by three gifted Asheville artists. For topics, details and tickets, see the link in comments.🇿🇦💜🪘

One week from today the Kirtan Bliss comes your way! Join us in welcoming the deep and soulful mantra music of GIRISH along with the beautiful local ensemble Sema and Noah! The Kirtan concert happens on Saturday evening, February 10th, followed by a Bhakti + Bliss workshop with Girish on the 11th. Ticket link in the comments.💜

DIXON’S VIOLIN, a one man symphony brings his magic and passion back to the Listening Room for another improvisatory musical journey on Friday, April 26th. Last visit Dixon's Violin had us all in the most wonderful and healing blissful trance and we look forward to another round! 🎻💫🎟️ Tickets L I N K in comments.

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