September 27, 2026 | The Underground Charlotte | Charlotte, NC

September 26, 2026 | The Orange Peel | Asheville, NC

September 24, 2026 | Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre | Charlotte, NC

Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | Neighborhood Theatre | Charlotte, NC

Monday, September 21, 2026 | Asheville Yards | Asheville, NC

Sunday, September 20, 2026 | Bon Secours Wellness Arena | Greenville, SC

Saturday, September 19, 2026 | Truliant Amphitheater | Charlotte, NC

Friday, September 18, 2026 | The Orange Peel | Asheville, NC

Singer Amanda Cook, who also owns Mountain Fever Records, has been releasing singles lately for her next album, Love Through Time, coming out next month. She and her band, which includes Carolyne Van Lierop – Boone on banjo, Chevy Watson on guitar, Josh Faul on bass, George Mason in fiddle, and Ethan Church on mandolin, will be visiting us in Studio B on Saturday during “Goin’ Across the Mountain” before playing Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium in the evening. "As down to earth as the lyrics in her songs, Amanda Cook continues soaring to new heights in her music. She's truly an artist who's stayed the course and remained true to her sound." –Brooke Aldridge

Hannah & The Wistfuls is an alt-country/indie band featuring the songwriting, vocals, and rhythm guitar of Hannah Kaminer; the keys, bass and harmonies of Kevin Williams (Holy Ghost Tent Revival, Fwuit, Tyler Ramsey, Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters); drums by Ross Montsinger (Holy Ghost Tent Revival, Fwuit, Tina & Her Pony, The Moon & You, and more); and pedal steel, lap steel, dobro, and electric guitar by Asheville's Jackson Dulaney (Alex Krug, Pretty Little Goat, Alexa Rose, and more). The band frequently collaborates with Asheville-based musicians Melissa Hyman (cello, bass, harmony vocals) and Jackson Grimm (guitar, banjo, harmony vocals). They have a show at Saluda’s “Top of the Grade” series Friday evening. Hannah Kaminer is an Asheville-based singer/songwriter who delivers gut-punching lyrics about love, loss, and home, painting portraits of small-town Appalachian life while wrestling with themes such as gentrification and overdevelopment, bait-and-switch religion, codependence, and dysfunctional relationships.