Patio Show: Music In Common

– ALL AGES – PATIO IS LIMITED SEATING FIRST COME FIRST SERVEMusic in CommonPerforming in a range of configurations from acoustic duo to eight piece band, Music in Common is genre-bending collective that creatively blends Americana, Hip-Hop, and Soul. Since 2005, MIC performances have been creating impactful communities of connection between artist and audience and audience with each other. From house concerts to colleges, performing arts centers, and large festival stages, Music in Common has performed for thousands of people in hundreds of communities worldwide. Also a nonprofit, Music in Common was honored as 2022 CNN Champions for Change for their impactful bridge-building work.
nate sib: Reborn Tour
ALL AGESSTANDING ROOM ONLY LIMITED NUMBER OF VIP MEET & GREET TICKETS AVAILABLE VIP TICKETS INCLUDE: One GA Concert Ticket, Meet & Greet with Nate Sib, Individual Photo with Nate Sib, One Autographed Commemorative VIP Laminate , One VIP-Exclusive Poster , Early Entry, Early Access Merchandise Shopping NATE SIB nate sib has never followed a linear path. Since emerging in 2023, the Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist carved out his own world through fan-favorite releases including the for you EP [2024] and for us EP [2025], while also linking with childhood friend 2hollis for breakout song “afraid.” The FADER christened him “pop’s new aura prince,” OnesToWatch hailed him as “pop music’s next great disruptor,” and Zane Lowe recognized him as an artist to shape the sound of 2026 in his 26 in ‘26 list. Introduced by the tone-setting single “Let You Go,” nate steps into the fullest expression of his world yet on his full-length debut album, reborn, music that jolts you back to life with flashes of falsetto, club-quaking bass, and sensory-flooding production. For nate, rebirth is not a metaphor. After surviving an accidental overdose as a teenager, getting sober, and finding a deeper sense of spirituality, nate began to understand music as proof of a second chance. On reborn, nate doesn’t just tell a story of survival; he traces what comes after it, channeling sobriety, spirituality, love, longing, and the rush of being alive into a debut about becoming. CLYDE CROOKS
PATIO SHOW: My Magnificent Nemesis
The Grey Eagle and Worthwhile Sounds Present PATIO SHOW: MY MAGNIFICENT NEMESIS Sunday, July 19 4:30pm Doors // 5:30pm Show All Ages LIMITED PATIO SEATING IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE My Magnificent Nemesis is an Asheville-based progressive cinematic pop rock band with a jazzy edge, led by composer/drummer James Kylen alongside Chuck Lichtenberger (keys), Jonathan Pearlman (guitar), Ryan Kijanka(bass), and Alex Travers (violin). Known for their high-powered musicianship and playful stage vibe, their sets showcase the band’s imaginative original music, shifting between driving rock, quirky and silly moments, sweet melodic sections, and sweeping cinematic feels—so you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s always exciting and engaging. Cleverly placed covers keep audiences invested and guessing, reimagining everything from Led Zeppelin and The Beatles, to Coltrane and Chick Corea, to modern pop favorites like Katy Perry and more.
OUTPOST: Airpark
– ALL AGES- STANDING ROOM ONLY- RAIN OR SHINEAirparkFormed in 2017 by brothers Ben Ford and Michael Ford, Jr., Airpark is a Nashville-based duo whose songs explore the wide expanse of forward-thinking pop music. It’s a sound that’s both timely and timeless, rooted in sharp grooves one minute and dreamily rounded edges the next. Over the course of four EPs, the Fords have created music that’s honest and ever-evolving, glued together by nuanced arrangements, an attention to melody, and the refusal to make the same record twice. With the release of their debut album, Prehistoric Feeling – featuring production from Tennis, St. Lucia, and Eric Cannata (Young The Giant) – Ben and Michael double down on their unique brand of pop. Tracked in Highland Park, Los Angeles – the Fords created an effortless and joyous work that, with the passing of time, will take listeners back to the exact place they were when they first heard it. Appearances from Eric Cannata (Young The Giant), Jean-Philip Grobler (St. Lucia) and Jessie Baylin provide inimitable flourishes to the eleven song debut. Prehistoric Feeling is available everywhere 9/16/22.Brother BluebirdBrother Bluebird is a twin brother duet playing heartfelt, lyrically engaging indie folk.
PATIO SHOW: The Scribblers & Killer Skillet

ALL AGES LIMITED PATIO SEATING IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVEScribblers The Scribblers have been combining prog excess with 70s power pop ear candy since 2024. Lead singer Aubrey Young’s lyrics combine heartfelt sincerity with self reflective humor, while lead guitarist Andy Burns overlays incendiary riffs and solos. Bass player Steve Streit and drummer Joe Esposito provide a solid foundation for these rock n’ roll gems and serve the music like altar boys. Killer Skillet Killer Skillet is a Rock band based in Asheville, NC. They started as a group of friends that liked to gather for cookouts and then decided to start playing music together. Their songs include some stuff that is a little bluesy, some stuff that may sound a little jazzy, some punk, some Metal, and even a Ska-punk/Cumbia song… kinda like when you throw everything you have in the fridge into the skillet to make a scramble.
[CANCELED] SPOTIFY PRESENTS: Faouzia “Citizens Tour”
This show has unfortunately been canceled due to circumstances beyond our control. – ALL AGES- STANDING ROOM ONLYFAOUZIA With her spellbinding voice, fierce intelligence, and larger-than-life talent, 21-year-old singer/songwriter Faouzia has an extraordinary charisma that’s equally matched by her ingenuity. Born in Morocco but raised in Canada, the classically trained multi-instrumentalist started crafting her own songs at the age of six, and soon dreamed up a hypnotic brand of pop informed by powerhouse divas like Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Lady Gaga along with the Middle Eastern chanteuses she listened to throughout her childhood. On the heels of her 2020 single “Minefields,” with global superstar John Legend, Faouzia is now set to deliver her most magnetic work to date, realizing her vision with more boldness and self-assurance than ever before.A brilliant introduction to her newly elevated sound, Faouzia’s high-energy single “Hero” brings bright textures and kinetic rhythms to an urgent message of self-reliance. “I wanted to write a song that’s almost the opposite of my song ‘Tears of Gold,’ which is about a one-sided love that leaves you feeling drained and empty,” she says, referring to her luminous 2019 anthem. “‘Hero’ is about refusing to accept that kind of love, in relationships or even in friendships, and wanting to build something that’s healthy and strong and beautiful.” In a testament to Faouzia’s tremendous creativity, “Hero” came to life late at night in the midst of studying for her final exams last December. “I took a break and came up with the first few lines, and pretty soon I had the hook,” says Faouzia, a computer-engineering major at the University of Manitoba. By the end of the night, she’d completed a rough version of “Hero” in her basement studio, and later worked with producer Alex Koste to shape the shimmering sonic atmosphere surrounding her fearlessly honest lyrics. The official “Hero” video, directed by Ariel Michelle, reveals Faouzia’s strong and independent nature. Battling adversity at every level, Faouzia proves she doesn’t need anyone to save her and that she will always come out on top.Not long after landing a deal with Atlantic Records, Faouzia released a string of impressive collaborations including “I Dare You” with global superstar Kelly Clarkson, “I Fly” with chart-topping DJ duo Galantis and “Money” alongside French rapper Ninho. Faouzia made her major-label debut with the 2020 EP Stripped, a six-track project comprised of beautifully stark renditions of “Tears of Gold” and singles like “Born Without a Heart.” Just a few months later, she returned with “Minefields,” a soulful and stunning ballad featuring Charlie Puth on piano. “John Legend’s name came up right away when we were brainstorming who might be the male vocalist on that song, but I figured he was way out of reach,” Faouzia says. “We sent the song over and a week later John sent it back with his vocals on it, and it sounded so amazing—like it was always meant to be that way.”openers: CARMEN DELEONGEORGEE