Live Music

The Store features live music every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Performances take place inside or outdoors in our Stage Yard.
The schedule below is subject to change without notice—we do our best to keep it up-to-date.

Music schedule

The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench – a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free and good men die like dogs. There’s also a negative side…
– Hunter S. Thompson

november 13 - Friday

5pm – 7pm:
The Jerry B. Logan Trio

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

november 14 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Squirrels of Wisdom

2pm – 5pm
Harmony Grits

november 15 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Helen Casabona

2pm – 5pm
Whiskey Hill Billies

november 20 - Friday

5pm – 7pm:
Ottoman Quintet

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

november 21 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Gary Horsman & Bill Haines

2pm – 5pm
Poetic Justice

november 22 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Jim McGowan & Rob Christian

2pm – 5pm
The Keller Sisters

november 27 - Friday

4pm – 7pm:
Three on the Tree

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

november 28 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Sandy Mountain

2pm – 5pm
Bundy Browne Band

november 29 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Tallulah

2pm – 5pm
Flying Salvias

december 4 - Friday

5pm – 7pm:
Slack Tide Currents

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

december 5 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
South Coast Song Slam
with Craig Eddy & Friends

2pm – 5pm
Kyle Alden & Friends

december 6 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
TaleSpinners

2pm – 5pm
Lucky Dogs

december 11 - Friday

5pm – 7pm:
Jerry B. Logan & The Trio

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

december 12 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Sir Real & The Hallucinations

2pm – 5pm
Harmony Grits

december 13 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Joe Kaplow

2pm – 5pm
Gary Gates

december 18 - Friday

5pm – 7pm:
Across the Holler

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

december 19 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Sandy Mountain

2pm – 5pm
Poetic Justice

december 20 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Robert M. Powell

2pm – 5pm
Jon Wittenberg – 
How the Grestch
Stole Christmas

december 25 - Friday

STORE CLOSED
CHRISTMAS DAY

december 26 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
RS5 Jazz Sextet

2pm – 5pm
Bundy Browne Band

december 27 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Jack Mullins

2pm – 5pm
Uncle Dan Newitt

For a change to a new type of music is something to beware of as a hazard of all our fortunes. For the modes of music are never disturbed without unsettling of the most fundamental political and social conventions, as Damon affirms and I am convinced… It is here then, I said, in music that our guardians must build their guardhouses and keep watch.
– Plato constructing the ideal totalitarian society in his Republic