Community Calendar

Every first and Thursday of the month, we welcome all old time musicians to come hang out and play at Leveller! This is an intermediate level jam, and we'll make sure there's always a lead fiddler present. Players are, of course, welcome a couple of rounds on the house.

If you have questions about the schedule or other details, you're welcome to message us on Facebook or Instagram @LevellerBrewing.

Live Bluegrass with The Sons of Ralph band at Jack of the Wood in Asheville NC, Fridays at 7:00

Live Bluegrass with The Sons of Ralph band at Jack of the Wood in Asheville NC, Fridays at 7:00

Live Bluegrass with The Sons of Ralph band at Jack of the Wood in Asheville NC, Fridays at 7:00

VIP Upgrades for Couch's Pre-Show Experience are available on their website. Tickets must be purchased separately.

Couch spent nearly three years writing and recording over FaceTime before ever stepping foot on a stage together. What began as a long-distance experiment between high school and college friends—crafting songs from bedrooms across the country—eventually fueled their self-titled debut EP and a string of singles, culminating in a breakout 20-city headline tour in 2022.

After returning to Boston, the band released their sophomore EP, Sunshower, in 2023, followed by a two-part, 40-city U.S. headline tour, appearances at Boston Calling and Levitate, and a sold-out debut UK run.

They’ve since toured with Lake Street Dive and Cory Wong (Vulfpeck) on his U.S. and European tours, with past opening slots for St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Sammy Rae, and Ripe.

Now, Couch is preparing to release their debut full-length album Big Talk, paired with a 40-city international headline tour featuring marquee stops at Roadrunner (Boston), The Fonda (LA), Brooklyn Steel (NYC), and 9:30 Club (DC).

The first single, “What Were You Thinking,” is available everywhere now!

“Couch is kicking it old school with a delightful, modern twist… They are single (or seven)-handedly breathing new life into the pop scene.” – Sheesh Media

Every first and Thursday of the month, we welcome all old time musicians to come hang out and play at Leveller! This is an intermediate level jam, and we'll make sure there's always a lead fiddler present. Players are, of course, welcome a couple of rounds on the house.

If you would like additional information, you are welcome to message us on Facebook or Instagram @LevellerBrewing.

Live Bluegrass with The Sons of Ralph band at Jack of the Wood in Asheville NC, Fridays at 7:00

A Benefit for Arts for All Kids

Fri, Feb 6 • 7 pm

Sit center stage and step into the spotlight. Join us on the Diana Wortham Theatre stage for an unforgettable evening where every note played helps open doors to the arts for WNC students.

Enjoy intimate on-stage seating, light bites and drinks, a silent auction, and a soul-stirring performance by LP & the Vinyl. Order your tickets today—seating is limited.

Arts for All Kids opens doors to the performing arts for students across Western North Carolina through scholarships and creative opportunities—empowering students to explore, imagine, and connect both on stage and beyond.

Live Bluegrass with The Sons of Ralph band at Jack of the Wood in Asheville NC, Fridays at 7:00

Sat, Feb 14 • 8 pm

Hailed by The Boston Globe as “the finest Celtic ensemble this country has ever produced,” Solas celebrates 30 years of boundary-pushing Irish music. With fiery instrumentals, rich vocals, and adventurous musicality, their high-energy performance promises a powerful celebration of Irish music—past, present, and future.

“An Irish traditional band bearing all the marks of greatness” —The Wall Street Journal

Spotlight on Solas:

Formed in New York City in 1995 by a powerhouse lineup of Irish-American talent
Released twelve acclaimed albums blending Irish tradition with folk, bluegrass, and Americana
Concept album Shamrock City explores immigrant life in early 1900s Montana
Features founding members Seamus Egan, Winifred Horan, and John Williams
The concert will feature acclaimed flute player and singer Nuala Kennedy, touted as “spellbinding” and “a delight” by The Irish Times