Events

Borderline Therapy is that Landrum based rock’n’roll band that brings the crowd to its feet every time. This 5-piece ensemble of ultra-talented musicians has a flare for getting the audience involved in the performance. Their eclectic mix of the best generations of rock mixed with some old school country, provides a show that has a little something for everyone. Lead singer Reggie Fowler is backed by guitarists Ben Smith and Brady Caldwell with Michael Jackson on drums and Jason Martin on bass.

The JackTown Ramblers is a primarily bluegrass and string band that combines an eclectic performance with some swing and gypsy jazz arrangements. As one of the region’s most popular bluegrass bands, the Ramblers are known for their powerful instrumentation and vocals. Their shows include a lot of laughs. Don’t miss Gabriel Wiseman, Shannon Leasure, Brett Setzer and Mike Street and if you are lucky, the JTR autograph van.

Casey Ray is a young up and coming country singer/songwriter from Shelby. He fronts the Casey Ray Band and has been actively recording. He is known for bringing the true spirit of country music to life. If you enjoy hearing young talented artists, join Casey Ray for a Sunday funday

Echo Operative is a 5-piece party band hailing from Spartanburg. They primarily play rock, country and pop popular in the ‘70s to 2000s. The talented ensemble is led by a husband-and-wife team, Dr. Joseph Bocia, lead vocalist/guitarist and Dr. Sue Boscia, harmonica/vocals. Flushing out the team is Rob Gillum, drums, Chris Bryant, keyboard/harmony vocals, and Henry Steil, bass and harmony vocals.

Casey Ray Band hails from Shelby in Cleveland County and is a country rock band with four members. Casey Ray, a country singer/songwriter, fronts the band that brings a genuine sound and high energy performance. The group plays a good selection of country, southern rock, bluegrass and Christian music.

Izzy Hughes is an Asheville solo artist, originally from Hendersonville. Izzi began her music career while still in high school and has continued to develop her style after college where she majored in music and business production and currently works with WTZQ FM radio in Hendersonville. A singer/songwriter, she delivers youthful and energetic performances.

Craig St. John’s early evening New Year’s Eve show is open to the public at no charge during the dinner hours. This singer/songwriter is a virtual one-man show, offering up a wide variety of music and tremendous vocals. As a solo artist (and lead singer for the band Saints & Sinners), Craig never fails to draw the audience to the dance floor. He’ll be warming up the evening for the reservation only main event with the Carolina Players of Greenville.

The Carolina Players of Greenville will play a Reservations Only show for New Year’s Eve. The 6-piece party band who loves to dress in black tie, provides catchy melodies and soulful vocals reminiscent of the rich cultural legacy of Motown, mixing in some jazz, a little country and Americana. They will be focused on drawing dancers of all ages and styles to the floor, even shaggers and line dancers. Reservations are $35 single/$60 couple. Call now for reservations and more details at 828-848-4060.

One of the Upstate's favorite multi-generational bands, Next of Kin will take the stage to kick off the 2026 music season at Saluda Outfitters. The band offers soft rock, pop, blues, country and soul tunes. Join Jason, Adam, Isaiah and Russell for some great live music, free to the public.

Coming to you straight out of Five Points in Asheville are the Hillside Ramblers. Bringing together the talents of the award-winning singer-songwriter Deborah Silverstein, acclaimed guitarist Chris Cotteta and Maria Raiti on vocals and stand-up bass, the Hillside Ramblers will have you swinging from the melodies and lyrics of toe-tapping bluegrass and country standards to heavenly tunes, new to eager ears. Mesmerizing singer and lively fiddler, Tierra Raiti, will be joining the stage for a four-piece lineup that’ll fill your evening with high spirits and hypnotic sounds.

Heath Fowler is a South Carolina based solo acoustic artist. A singer/songwriter, he plays traditional country music. Heath started singing along with the radio at age 6 and after attending a Garth Brooks concert at age 12, he picked up a guitar, taught himself to play and the rest is history. He has played in bands, including his own and has opened acts for Hank Jr., Lynard Skynard and Edwin McCain. If you love good country music, you will love Heath’s performance.

Dakota Lee is a songwriter and country artist out of Hendersonville that blends authentic storytelling with an edge to capture what it means to live "life like a country song." Growing up in Appalachia, his songs about real life seem conversational in a way that resonates with his listeners. His voice, marked by soulful grit, has developed a presence in the local country music community. After slinging guitars with other artists on the road for the past five years, he's ready to make a name for himself by way of original music and his modern take on ‘90s country.

Alma Russ Trio: “The sound of Alma Russ is less an attempt at impersonation, and more an amalgam of many great singers of country and roots interwoven into an original approach…”- Trigger, Saving Country Music. Alma lives in Mill Spring, NC, when she’s not on the road. Her sound is a mix of country gold, Appalachian tradition, and Americana.

Highway 52 Duo brings Bill Loftus and Michael “Country” Carver together sharing some fabulous blues and ‘60s and ‘70s rock mixed with some Americana tunes. The duo is known for soulful and sometimes melancholic harmonica techniques combined with deep, rich vocals.

The Right Fit is a collaborative duo consisting of Rick Reles (also of Two Step Too) and Jennifer Allsbrook, a singer/songwriter/guitarist from Hendersonville. Rick is a versatile musician, playing 12 string and 6 string guitars, mandolin, harmonica, and percussion. Together these Hendo musicians share mind-capturing ballads, notable blues, country and rock tunes, as well as originals.

Tracy Davis & TMI is based in Hendersonville and brings a variety of genres to the stage, including country, pop, rock and reggae. Favorite covers come from artists like Zac Brown and Ed Sherran. Tracy plays keyboard, guitar and sings and is often joined by a percussionist.

The Myron & Jen Duo (Myron Hyman and Jen Pickering) are back bringing soulful harmonies and mainstream rock, country, blues and jazz to Saluda Outfitters. If you enjoy tunes from different genres from the 1970’s forward, you will enjoy these talented musicians.

Leather Britches is a duo out of Asheville that focuses on traditional Appalachian music. The old-time duo’s music ranges from ripping fiddle and banjo numbers in the genres of folk, blues and bluegrass, to heart wrenching ballads. They bring music born of ancient times into the present. Andy Ferrell plays guitar fiddle and sings while his duo mate, Eleanor Chen, accompanies him on banjo.