Very cool venue. Great sound and pretty intimate space. The vibes overall are good, but the staff…read morecould loosen up just a tiny bit.

First time visiting this concert venue. Locate right in the Rivers Arts District where there are…read moreplenty of places to drink and get food near by preshow, but they actually also have a taqueria inside which I wasn't aware of, and a full bar which wasn't a surprise, bur it was surprising the drinks were pretty reasonably priced. We came to see my favorite band on their farewell tour, and I was appreciative The staff working the door were friendly and actually allowed attendees to take merch back out to there car even after having scanned your ticket to get in, so I didn't have to carry stuff with me. The venue it self isn't huge, maybe allowing 400-500 capacity(?). The low ceiling provides good acoustics, but only one entrance means a big bottle neck after the show. They also don't really have a parking lot, but there is a lot of free on street parking. I'd definitely return for another show.

Weird wild exceptionality friendly bar ! Drinks were reasonable and not overpriced. The bar could…read moreseem intimidating to some but I assure you it's not everyone seemed cool.

Me and my friend found this bar and found the outside appearance to be appealing. Upon entering, we…read morewere met with a cold gaze from the bartender; she neither made eye contact with us, nor acknowledged us to any degree!!!This bar is terrible!!! They denied us service with NO apparent reasoning. We went to Ben's, next to Hi-Wire, and we were greeted like KINGS!!! You won't be getting any money from MY Amex Gold account. 0 (ZERO) stars!!!

I had heard great things about the Orange Peel before our visit, and it certainly lived up to the…read morehype! I'm a big fan of smaller venues, and this is a perfect size. I didn't get to check it out, but there's also a downstairs lounge with a full liquor bar where you can also view the show. I appreciate the security when you walk in, metal detectors and staff members who very politely made sure everyone was safe. Scanning our tickets and entering was a breeze. Bartenders were very friendly and welcoming! We were standing at the barricade, so we chatted with the security guards and they were some of the nicest workers I've met at a show! They had lots of water bottles on hand to pass out to anyone who needed it, which is always great to see. The bands sounded great and we had an awesome time. We're already looking forward to the next show we can catch here!

We came to Asheville specifically to see Mike D at The Orange Peel…read more Let me cut right to the point... Security: Performative, at best. Crowd: Angry White Guy Angry Sound: Terrible, muddled, wildly over driven The venue: a giant warehouse packed stage-to-back-wall with only one entrance/exit. Great show, terrible venue. Won't be coming back.

Saw Son Little here and it was one of the best shows I've been to. The venue is quaint and intimate…read moreand allows you to get right up next to the stage. Perfect for vibing to more low key artists and having a relaxing concert experience. The acoustics and lighting were great as well.

Came for the Thumpasaurus show with opening band Sexbruise!? and was surprised to find such an…read moreintimate venue. I was about to get up close and personal! The smoking area was out front, and you could have your drink as long as you stayed on the club side of the tables. Semantics. The sound quality was awesome, the music piped to the patio made people want to come in. The stage was smaller than The Music Farm but about the same as Rockafellas, if you feel me. Nice bar, great crew, space for merch booths in the back. This is a quality entertainment venue small enough to fly under the radar. Thumpasaurus recorded us for their upcoming live album, and they debuted their new song 1 hour and 26 minutes early. Immaculate ladies' room. Affordable drinks in bottles and cans as well as draft beer and cocktails. I prefer a can so I can keep my hand over the opening.

My hangout place for music in Asheville. Great musicians, nice drink selection and not expensive…read morefor the cover. It's a lot of jams and just all around good music. People are really nice and welcoming. Good variety of local artists that are playing. Have not had the pizza, so no comment there

What's the recipe for having a good time?…read more One Stop at Asheville Music Hall delivers hot food like pizza & other items and smaller sized bands to serenade you while you eat. For those not aware, One Stop is the smaller downstairs venue, with an entrance on College Street, connected to Asheville Music Hall thats larger and upstairs, with its entrance on Patton Avenue. One Stop is always been my destination in Asheville when I've been out on the town but want to grab some late night pizza slices before I head over to my room for the night. It's late, I've had some drinks, and the food is exactly what I want: hot and ready pizza. To boot-there's usually a swank little band playing at the One Stop at the same time, and usually its free with the expectation of tips being given. So give tips. Eat Pizza. Have a beer. Listen to music, all between the hours of 12 am till it closes, then head home. That's the recipe for enjoying yourself at One Stop.

Great location. Beautiful hills in the background. Wide open area. Worked great for the Soul of the…read moreSouth festival. Staff a friendly and helpful. Parking is close. Sound was good. They don't over charge for water and soda. I didn't try the alcohol so I don't know what the prices were on that but I know you can stay hydrated and not go broke. We had a great time.

Every time we have been to your venue the sound sucks! We came to see Ryan Upchurch and your…read morespeakers and mixing sucked!!! It was terrible!!! If you going to be a music venue, get you some decent speakers and someone that knows how to run sound. Upchurch had to stop the concert several times due to the sound being messed up!! Also those big banners block the view! either move the banners back or build the stage out so people on the sides can see who they Paid good money to come and see! Get it together before you bring big name people i hear. Upchurch is a legend and has a BIG following. We were so disappointed! And on top of all that we got stopped on the way out for a water bottle?!?!? WTF!! You charge us 9.00 for 2 bottles of water and made us throw it away before we walk out and go home??? I could see if it was alcohol but freaking water???? come on!!! We probably won't be back.

I saw Fortune Feimster do stand up here while visiting town. I bought my ticket last minute at the…read morebox office. There's not a bad seat in the place. I sat in the upper deck towards the back and could see and hear just fine. Entrance and exit was smooth. It's an older auditorium but it does the job. Based on this experience, I'd say you're in luck if someone is performing here.

I love this small venue so much!! I've seen 2 shows here from different seats. I don't think…read morethere's a bad seat in the house!

Had a great time at this church doubling as a music venue. No alcohol but free coffee and cake. The…read morelive music is the main attraction and you can't beat the atmosphere for local color.

This place is amazing! If I could give it more stars, I would. My wife and I stopped in on a…read moreSaturday night during a trip to Hendersonville and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. I would drive 5.5 hours just to come to this place. The atmosphere is friendly and warm, just like good ole bluegrass and Gospel should be. This is good, wholesome family entertainment that really gives you a taste of good bluegrass in its natural environment. I love that they have good Gospel music mixed in as well. The locals clogging/two-stepping is fun to watch as well and really adds to the atmosphere.

(This review is not about beer. We are huge beer nerds, but don't review beers because we know too…read moremany people in the business.) He Said: Excellent place to see a show! The staff is super-friendly, the space is comfortable, especially during their construction/renovations, and the sound is stellar. She Said: As He noted, this is a great place to see a band. Plenty of space to set up your chairs, lots of room to dance, and welcoming to all ages. And the town itself is great for hanging out between trips to Pisgah. We will definitely come back. Potty Points: With 0 being the worst port-a-potty ever and 5 being the best, the potties here score a 5. They're kept incredibly clean, and there are enough that even during a popular show there was never a wait!

Total hippie vibe here and if that's your thing, that's cool. They dont do New England style IPA…read morebeers here at all and that's on purpose. That sucked for me since that's my favorite kind of craft beer. Free stickers are offered and they had maybe a dozen beers on tap at various prices. They do flights that vary in price based on your selection of beers. Tons of merch for sale. Seems like a really cool venue for music and the Saturday afternoon we were there they had a food truck out back. We found our bartender to be very friendly.

Espresso dacquiri Hibiscus mojito…read moreCaprihini (sp?) Unique drinks. Non-alcoholic menu is as cool, if not cooler than, the alcoholic one. Dacquiri is wild - unique and delicious. Gorgeous place inside and outside seating.

Cocktail bar with a turn-of-the-century feel, offering a creative cocktail and coffee menu…read morealongside a small bites menu if you're looking for something light. We stayed on the main floor since the host seated us there, but later realized you can order at the bar and take your drinks up to the rooftop--something I wish we knew earlier. The bartenders were pleasant and laid-back, not pretentious at all. The cocktails were inventive and well-crafted. I went with the Coffee Date and Lord of Misrule--pretty good--but in hindsight, I wish I had tried more of their Fever-Tree and Chemist collaborations, which sounded especially interesting.