News Summary
Asheville’s Grey Eagle hosted a lively Country Brunch on March 9, featuring local bands and a delightful menu. The collaboration with Worthwhile Sounds aimed at bringing live country music to a daytime audience, making it an unforgettable experience. The popular Old Chevrolette Set entertained guests, highlighting the joy of country music paired with brunch. Upcoming brunch events are scheduled for April 13 and May 11, promising more fun for avid fans and newcomers alike.
Asheville’s Grey Eagle Hosts Successful Country Brunch Featuring Local Bands
Music and Mimosas: A Perfect Pairing
Asheville is buzzing with energy after a fantastic country brunch event that took place on March 9 at the Grey Eagle. This event is part of an exciting *Country Brunch series*, which brings the best local music and delicious food together in a delightful setting. The combination of **brunch** and **live country music** made for an unforgettable experience that drew in folks from all walks of life.
Bringing Music to Daylight
One of the coolest aspects of the Country Brunch series is its partnership with *Worthwhile Sounds of Asheville*. This collaboration focuses on showcasing local talent while catering to audiences who may find it hard to catch the usual late-night performances. It’s a brilliant idea that allows everyone — especially country music lovers — to come out and enjoy some live tunes during the day!
Tunes from the Old Chevrolette Set
This month’s brunch featured a great performance by the *Old Chevrolette Set*, a beloved local country band that knows how to get toes tapping and heads nodding. With their down-to-earth vibes and genuine sound, they quickly warmed up the crowd.
As the afternoon unfolded, attendees were encouraged to immerse themselves in the spirit of the occasion. The infectious energy from the musicians blended seamlessly with the laid-back atmosphere. People were bobbing their heads, clapping along, and enjoying delicious brunch favorites, proving that country music pairs wonderfully with pancakes and mimosas!
A Plea to Try Country Music
In the midst of the food and festivities, band member Tom Pittman had a message for attendees: *give country music a try*! Many people have preconceived notions about what country music is or isn’t, but experiences like this show that there’s much more to the genre than meets the eye.
Pittman shared some fascinating insights from his experiences hosting a radio show dedicated to country music. He noted that many individuals have discovered a new love for country sounds after being exposed to classic country tunes. This just goes to show how firsthand experiences can change perceptions for the better.
What’s Next? Save the Dates!
If you couldn’t make it to this month’s brunch, you’re in luck! The Country Brunch series has two more exciting shows coming up on April 13 and May 11. This means more chances to enjoy hearty brunch options paired with live music that makes you feel good inside.
So mark your calendars and gather your friends! Whether you’re well-versed in the country scene or just curious about what it has to offer, these events present a fantastic opportunity to relax, unwind, and enjoy the vibrant local culture.
With each passing brunch, the Grey Eagle further cements its place as a community hub where folks can come together, enjoy great food, and dance to the heartwarming sounds of local talent. Keep your eyes peeled for more announcements on talented musicians and delicious menu offerings that will continue to make the Country Brunch series a hit in Asheville.
It’s clear that the Grey Eagle is not just about late nights; it’s about building community connections and creating joyful moments for everyone involved. So come on, Asheville — let’s get together over some great food and unforgettable music! Y’all don’t want to miss out!
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