KLEE LILES

Klee Liles has been entertaining audiences for 30+ years with pop hits, singer-songwriter favorites, and originals. Now based in the High Country, he brings a mix of familiar tunes and fresh discoveries to local restaurants, pubs, and clubs. 

From the coastal town of Wilmington, NC and now local to Boone, Scott brings a wide range of musical influences. From Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, Turnpike Troubadors, 90s country mixed with Classic Rock, there is always music for everybody! 

Ashe County native Jerry Graybeal delivers classic rock, country, pop, and southern rock with powerful guitar and vocals. After decades performing along the East Coast, he’s back home in the Blue Ridge, sharing his passion for music with local audiences. 

Frosty’s Choose & Cut is a magical Christmas tree farm offering fresh trees, hayrides, visits with Santa, and holiday fun for the whole family. Begin your new favorite, family tradition...

Rooted in Southern grit and a turbulent past, David Brown channels raw emotion through blues, folk, and rock influences. His powerful vocals and soulful guitar solos captivate audiences with passion and a touch of beautiful chaos. 

Acoustic set by local band, Restless.

Performing classic songs from the Great American Songbook including jazz, swing tunes, show tunes and other standards, Centerpiece Jazz plays your favorites. Like a well-crafted “centerpiece” on a dining room table, not too loud but always colorful! 

 From the coastal town of Wilmington, NC and now local to Boone, Scott brings a wide range of musical influences. From Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, Turnpike Troubadors, 90s country mixed with Classic Rock, there is always music for everybody!

Based out in Tennessee, Main travels to local venues from all over the high country ranging from dive bars and restaurants to vineyards and wineries. Main is well known for reimagining classic hits from artists such as America and The Eagles. 

“People ask about our song choices all the time — they’re all over the place! We’re a little scattered, and that’s the fun of it. We all grew up here, went to the same high school, but life took us in different directions. Our tastes are just as varied — one night it’s Eddie Money, then Zac Brown Band.."