PATIO: Country Brunch w/ Charles Latham & The Borrowed Band
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Spring/Summer Lineup: APR 14- Laurel Lee and the Escapees MAY 12 – My New Favorites JUNE 9 – Charles Latham & The Borrowed Band JULY 7 – Brody Hunt and the Handfuls Show runs 11am-2pm on the patio stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
PATIO: Country Brunch w/ Brody Hunt and the Handfuls
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Spring/Summer Lineup: APR 14- Laurel Lee and the Escapees MAY 12 – My New Favorites JUNE 9 – Charles Latham & The Borrowed Band JULY 7 – Brody Hunt and the Handfuls Show runs 11am-2pm on the patio stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
PATIO: Country Brunch w/ My New Favorites
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Spring/Summer Lineup: APR 14- Laurel Lee and the Escapees MAY 12 – My New Favorites JUNE 9 – Charles Latham & The Borrowed Band JULY 7 – Brody Hunt and the Handfuls Show runs 11am-2pm on the patio stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
PATIO: Country Brunch w/ Laurel Lee and the Escapees
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Spring/Summer Lineup: APR 14- Laurel Lee and the Escapees MAY 12 – My New Favorites JUNE 9 – Charles Latham & The Borrowed Band JULY 7 – Brody Hunt and the Handfuls Show runs 11am-2pm on the patio stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
Josh Ward + Braxton Keith
ALL AGESSTANDING ROOM ONLYJOSH WARD“All grit and no quit.” These are the deeply rooted words that Josh Ward lives by to an absolute fault. An anchored mindset that has led this Texas country music rising star from a drifter’s adolescence to the jeopardous game of the rodeo circuit to the punishing toil of the Texas oil fields, and on into the fickle arms of the music business. Some might argue whether it is having nine consecutive #1 hit singles in Texas under his belt that has garnered him staying power, or that he is killing it in the social media world with over 2 million views on YouTube and over 3 million streams globally on Spotify. Maybe it’s his 3 venerated album releases, or maybe because he can not only bat a full house on a 200 plus dates a year touring average, but also rope in crowds on a first time performance in an unfamiliar town. While impressive, all those distinctions can come and go in the world of music. Josh spent 2017 heavily touring off the strength of his previous album “Holding Me Together.” All six radio singles hit the #1 spot on the Texas Regional Radio Chart and Ward quickly found himself going from opening act to the headlining spot in a matter of months. But in the midst of his growing popularity, he gladly bent the knee to fellow country music artist and comrade Cody Johnson who introduced Ward to his West Coast audiences. Getting the chance to be endorsed by Cody Johnson and perform at sold out shows in brand new markets is the kind of opportunity music artists chomp at the bit to have. When Ward and his band returned to those areas a few months later all by their lonesome, he simply could not have guessed at the reception he would encounter. “When we went back to the West Coast by ourselves, it was sold out shows. I was literally blown away.” It was at that very point while far away from his familiar stomping grounds in Texas with new fans slapping him on the back that Ward knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that his music was catching on in a big way.BRAXTON KEITHBraxton Keith calls San Antonio home, but the 20something songwriter hasn’t spent much time there in recent years. As one of the newest exports of Texas’ country music scene, he leaves town nearly every weekend, driving his band — and his own tour bus — toward the next show. “That bus is actually the only vehicle I own,” he says. “I drive it everywhere I go.” Whether he’s onstage or behind the wheel, Braxton doesn’t just play country music. He lives it. Inspired by the traditional twang of storytellers like Marty Robbins and Merle Haggard, he writes songs that blend modern sounds with the best elements of old-school country. It’s a balance of the contemporary and the classic, glued together by a proud Texas native who’s learned to create autobiographical music about universal experiences. “These are songs about love, heartbreak, and drinking, which are things everybody knows about,” he explains. “I’m not the only person to write songs about those things. But I’m the only person to do it my way.”Born and raised in the West Texas town of Midland, Braxton grew up playing piano. His parents were dentists. His brothers were athletes. Nobody else in the family wrote songs, but that didn’t stop Braxton from penning his first tunes as a teenager. He began playing guitar during that time, too, laying the foundation for the country sound he’d eventually pursue as a hard-touring road warrior. “When I starting writing my own songs, I wasn’t trying to be in the music industry,” he explains. “At least not yet. I was just doing it because I loved it.”
OUTPOST: Carter Lybrand (Single Release Show)
– ALL AGES- STANDING ROOM ONLY- RAIN OR SHINECarter Lybrand Past the corn fields and dirt roads of mid-state South Carolina, Carter Lybrand found his love for countrymusic through his musically gifted grandparents. While in Iraq, this defender of freedom becamepopular among his comrades for his natural singing ability. Destined to carve out his own musicaljourney, Carter began pursuing music professionally in 2019. Traveling the country to play dance hallslike the famous Grizzly Rose, he has already opened for the likes of country legend John Anderson,Ashland Craft, Chris Lane, Travis Denning, Blackhawk, and Jon Wolfe. As he continues to pursue hiscareer, it is his hope to bring awareness to the mental struggles that veterans face. “Against the Grain” written by Carter Lybrand and Davis Branch, is a song that punches adversity right inthe mouth. There are a lot of battles to face in life, and when somebody says that you can’t dosomething you look them right in the face and say, “Watch Me!”. No is not an answer for Carter, and heintends to continue moving forward with a no quit attitude. “We wrote this song for those folks whofeel like life is beating them down. I try to spread a positive message to motivate others to fight and facewhatever comes their way”.
PATIO: Country Brunch w/ Jackson Grimm & Motel Pearl
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Monthly Lineup: 11/12: Jackson Grimm & Motel Pearl12/10: Liliana Hudgens & Erika Lewis1/14: Vaden Landers2/11: Hearts Gone South3/10: Julia Sanders Show runs 12-3pm on the indoor music room stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
EARLY: Country Brunch w/ Liliana Hudgens and Erika Lewis
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Monthly Lineup: 11/12: Jackson Grimm 12/10: Liliana Hudgens & Erika Lewis1/14: Vaden Landers2/11: Hearts Gone South3/10: Julia Sanders Show runs 12-3pm on the indoor music room stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
EARLY: Country Brunch w/ Vaden Landers
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Monthly Lineup: 11/12: Jackson Grimm 12/10: Liliana Hudgens & Erika Lewis1/14: Vaden Landers2/11: Hearts Gone South3/10: Julia Sanders Show runs 12-3pm on the indoor music room stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
EARLY: Country Brunch w/ Julia Sanders
– ALL AGES (free admission for kids) – LIMITED SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Country Brunch at The Grey Eagle – a music series for early birds. Country Brunch showcases a goldmine of local country bands that can usually only be found playing late nights in local and regional venues, and brings them out into the light of day for lovers of an early matinee show. The series runs monthly with a different band each month. Monthly Lineup: 11/12: Jackson Grimm 12/10: Liliana Hudgens and Erika Lewis1/14: Vaden Landers2/11: Hearts Gone South3/10: Julia Sanders Show runs 12-3pm on the indoor music room stage. Food and drink available from The Grey Eagle Taqueria. Family friendly show! Kids get in free. Come fill your Sunday day with food, drink, fun and some of the best live music Asheville has to offer – all in one place.
