A haunting mix of Appalachian folk, Americana, and retro country. If Birds Could Fly brings a powerful and soul absorbing blend of mountain music.
Celebrate the Fourth of July with Beech Mountain Ski Resort! Featuring live music with Baby Black and fireworks to cap off the night, there is no better way to celebrate America's birthday.
City Lights is an up and coming pop/rock band playing the hits of the 80's 90's 00's and Today!
The Soulamanders project is the musical journey of friends Levi Trent and Derek McKnight
Join us every Saturday in July for free outdoor movies! After a day enjoying beautiful Beech Mountain, spend the evening under the stars relaxing with a great movie, family, food...
Craig Street is a unique blend of country and blues with a dash of gospel roots.
South Carolina based indie folk/Americana duo Jeremy Dunham and Kerrine Gifford doubled down and dubbed themselves “Sweet Sweet”
A three-piece, original and covers acoustic band from Murrells Inlet, S.C., CornBread creates a flowing musical experience that is truly unlike anything else.
Donnie and the Dry Heavers is a 4-piece Indie-Rock/Jam Band from Kingsport, TN.
After 10 years apart, Virginia Ground reunited, and within a year, they released their sophomore album, Valley of the Crow. In 2018 they were named a Floyd Fest on the Rise Band.
The Grand Ole Uproar frequently tours the Southeast, and has shared the stage with artists like Grammy Award winning Texas trio Los Lonely Boys, Zach Deputy, The Hackensaw Boys, PALEFACE, Drunken Prayer, The Deadstring Brothers, The Corbitt Brothers, Empire Strikes Brass, Cosmic Charlie, and the Straight 8s. The band's musical gumbo conjures up the Texas twang of Waylon Jennings and Doug Sahm, the electric carnival of Dylan, the improvisational impulses of the Grateful Dead, and the laid-back swampy sound of J.J. Cale, as well as many other(and older) songs and artists in the American tradition.
Beech Mountain Brewing Co. celebrates their 4th annual oyster roast celebration, featuring live music from Ragged Sally.