• Those 3 Guys

    Those 3 Guys

    About Those 3 Guys Tony Shelton, Christopher 'Miller', Kevin Little "We get asked about our song choices a lot. They are all over the place. To begin with, we are […]

  • Those 3 Guys

    Old Barn Winery 2152 Beaver Creek School Rd, West Jefferson, NC, United States

    Those 3 Guys are a laid-back acoustic trio performing crowd-favorite hits across rock, pop, and country at Old Barn Winery in West Jefferson, NC.

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  • Edward Main

    Old Barn Winery 2152 Beaver Creek School Rd, West Jefferson, NC, United States

    Edward Main is a versatile musician based in Tennessee who performs at local venues across the High Country, from dive bars and restaurants to vineyards and wineries. He is well known for reimagining classic hits from artists such as America and The Eagles.

    Free
  • Kruger Brothers

    Ashe Civic Center 962 Mt Jefferson Road, West Jefferson, NC, United States

    The Kruger Brothers — Jens and Uwe Kruger with bassist Joel Landsberg — are Swiss-American acoustic musicians who have delighted audiences worldwide with their unique sound rooted in Appalachian tradition and classical training. They are a fixture in the world of acoustic music and frequent visitors to the High Country.

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  • Kruger Brothers – Sunday Matinee

    Ashe Civic Center 962 Mt Jefferson Road, West Jefferson, NC, United States

    The Kruger Brothers — Jens and Uwe Kruger with bassist Joel Landsberg — are Swiss-American acoustic musicians who have delighted audiences worldwide with their unique sound rooted in Appalachian tradition and classical training. They are a fixture in the world of acoustic music and frequent visitors to the High Country.

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  • Jerry G

    Old Barn Winery 2152 Beaver Creek School Rd, West Jefferson, NC, United States

    Jerry Graybeal hails from the mountains of Ashe County, NC. At age 12 he picked up a guitar and found his passion. As a dedicated guitarist and talented vocalist, Jerry entertains with classic and southern rock, country, and pop. After thirty years in Florida, he is happy to be back performing in the mountains he calls home.

    Free
  • Margo Price

    Schaefer Center for the Performing Arts 733 Rivers St, Boone, NC, United States

    Grammy-nominated outlaw country singer-songwriter Margo Price has spent a decade carving out a vital space for independent-minded country music. Her album 'Hard Headed Woman' reconnects with her roots while championing authenticity and resilience. Rolling Stone, Billboard, and NPR Music all praise her fearless artistry.

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  • Edward Main

    Old Barn Winery 2152 Beaver Creek School Rd, West Jefferson, NC, United States

    Edward Main is a versatile musician based in Tennessee who performs at local venues across the High Country, from dive bars and restaurants to vineyards and wineries. He is well known for reimagining classic hits from artists such as America and The Eagles.

    Free
  • The Red Hot Chilli Pipers

    The Appalachian Theatre of The High Country 559 West King St, Boone, NC, United States

    The Red Hot Chilli Pipers are Scotland's premier bagpipe rock band, fusing the power of traditional Scottish bagpipes with rock and pop to create an electrifying live experience. With over 500,000 albums sold and 60+ million YouTube views, they have been called 'The Greatest Show on Turf.'

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  • The Grascals

    The Appalachian Theatre of The High Country 559 West King St, Boone, NC, United States

    The Grascals are one of the most celebrated bluegrass bands in America today. Multiple IBMA Award winners including Entertainer of the Year, known for technical mastery, tight harmonies, and high-energy live performances.

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  • Kai Crowe-Getty

    Boone Saloon 449 W King St, Boone, NC, United States
  • Rakish

    The Appalachian Theatre of The High Country 559 West King St, Boone, NC, United States

    Rooted in tradition with an ear toward the future, folk duo Rakish embody earnest musical exploration. Fiddler Maura Shawn Scanlin was raised in NC's Appalachian Mountains; guitarist Conor Hearn grew up in the D.C. Irish music scene.

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