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Best Concerts in Asheville

Real videos of Concerts in Asheville — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Asheville Brewing Company

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    $$Laid-backLivelyFamily-friendlyCraft beersLive musicUnique pizzas

    About the venue

    Asheville Brewing Company, located on Coxe Ave in Asheville, has been serving craft beers and unique pizzas since 1998. Known for its laid-back brewery vibe, the venue features both indoor and outdoor seating, with regular live music events creating a lively atmosphere. Signature brews include their award-winning Amber Ale and a rotating selection of innovative flavors. The menu also features a variety of pizza options, appealing to families and casual diners.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a concert scene with a band performing on stage under purple lighting. The camera pans across the audience, showing various attendees enjoying the performance.

    77 Coxe Ave

  2. Asheville Yards

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    Community-focusedVibrantSustainableMixed-useLocal shopsOutdoor events

    About the venue

    Asheville Yards is a mixed-use development in Asheville, featuring shops, restaurants, and outdoor spaces. This hub fosters a vibrant community atmosphere with local businesses, including art galleries and eateries. The environmental focus highlights sustainability in design and operation, making it a popular gathering place for locals and visitors alike. Events like farmer's markets and outdoor concerts are regular attractions.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a brief, slightly blurry shot of a concert venue at night, featuring vibrant purple lighting and a visible crowd. The camera pans right to reveal a stage with a performing band, illuminated by dynamic purple lights and flanked by large screens displaying the text 'THE BAND'. The scene captures the energy of a live music event, with audience members clearly engaged and visible from multiple angles. The video concludes with a wide rear view of the crowd, subtly framing a building in the background, suggesting a specific urban venue. The only spoken line is a single 'Yeah.' at the very beginning, likely expressing audience enthusiasm. The overall tone is energetic and immersive, emphasizing the atmosphere of a live performance.

    66 Asheland Ave