Concerts in Asheville August
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Concerts in Asheville August 2026 schedule
August in Asheville promises an exciting lineup of concerts that cater to a variety of musical tastes. From comedy, rock, folk, and electronic to tribute bands, there’s something for everyone this summer month. The main venues hosting these events include the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium at Harrah's Cherokee Center, The Orange Peel, Asheville Music Hall, Grey Eagle Music Hall, and the French Broad River Brewery, among others.
Starting with comedy, fans can look forward to John Mulaney performing on August 9th at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium. Music lovers can enjoy an eclectic mix of performances such as Dominic Fike at Asheville Yards Amphitheater on August 15th, and the legendary Black Label Society on August 31st at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium. Folk fans can catch Gregory Alan Isakov on August 28th at The Orange Peel, while jazz and jam band enthusiasts will appreciate The Wood Brothers appearing twice, on August 21st and 22nd at The Orange Peel.
For those who enjoy rock and alternative shows, Buckcherry & Tyler Bryant And The Shakedown will be rocking The Orange Peel on August 20th, and Abacab, a Genesis, Phil Collins & Peter Gabriel tribute, hits the stage on August 14th. The Orange Peel also features performances by Chiodos, Casey Rocket, and Reprise, recreating iconic Phish shows, offering a diverse array of rock and jam sessions.
Special events include the Asheville debut of Kyle Tuttle on August 21st at Asheville Music Hall, and the vibrant 2000s Dance Party at The Orange Peel on August 1st. Additionally, tribute acts like Gimme Hendrix paying homage to Jimi Hendrix and The Brew Ridge Jam featuring Leftover Salmon at French Broad River Brewery highlight the city’s rich live music scene.
Other notable performances include the soulful sounds of Oteil Burbridge, Melvin Seals & Steve Kimock on August 2nd, and the soulful, funky vibes of Souls of Mischief on August 2nd at Revival Asheville. Comedy also continues with Steve Hofstetter at Diana Wortham Theatre, and fans of local and indie music can enjoy the Golden Folk Sessions at Grey Eagle Music Hall on August 19th.
With such a vibrant schedule, Asheville in August is set to be a dynamic destination for live music and entertainment, ensuring memorable experiences for locals and visitors alike throughout the month.