Bush Events

Live music fills The Bush most days of the week, with a rotating mix of local and regional talent.From funk and jazz to piano, singer-songwriters, and everything in between, there’s always something worth staying for.

WEEKLY EVENTS

MONDAYS / 7—9PM


The Bush Boys

Fitz, Ted, Brennan and Charlie bring funk, hip-hop and live R&B to the Farmhouse—turning Mondays into the kind of night you actually look forward to.

TUESDAYS / 7—9PM


Ashley Heath

Ashley Heath is often described as “Velvet Soul” with her prolific songwriting, strong and airy vocals, bluesy guitar playing, and has garnered national and international attention with her latest album “Something to Believe” released by Organic Records in Asheville, NC in 2022. She also has two previous albums; "Where Hope Never Dies" recorded with her full band Ashley Heath and Her Heathens and "A Different Stream" recorded solo.

WEDNESDAYS / 7—9PM


Linda Mitchell

Linda Mitchell moved here from Chicago and has been playing guitar and singing old standards of jazz, blues and more around Western North Carolina for over twenty years. She is from a musical family that sat around the living room singing  the American Songbook  played by her dad on guitar. Her smokey voice is evocative as she interprets stories of love, loss,  sorrow and joy by composers ranging from Duke Ellington to Thelonious Monk. 

ALTERNATING THURSDAYS*


Trevor Darden

Trevor Darden, formerly of Buffalo Kings and known around town as Street Sinatra, brings his unmistakable voice and style to The Bush Farmhouse. *7—9pm / Schedule permitting.


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SPECIAL UPCOMING EVENTS

OCTOBER 10 / 7—10PM

Graham Whorley Live @ The Bush Farmhouse


Graham Whorley is a musician known for his soulful mastery of music and looping technology.Graham Whorley was born on the East Coast of America, where he soaked up the region's musical varieties of Gospel, Country, Funk, Jazz, Folk, Rock, Go go, and Hip Hop. He has taken all of these and mixed them with his classical music training influences (which is called the Suzuki Method), to create his own musical sound. His following has grown organically, starting from a small town, locally known musician and now known worldwide through his TEDtalk on "The Looping Effect" that premiered May 2014. Graham's last album "World Wrapped In Chain” was also nominate for a Global music award in 2023.

Monday — Saturday


11am - 9pm

Sunday


11am - 3pm

151 S Ridgeway Ave, Black Mountain, NC 28711Phone | 828.357.5367
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