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AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions ” Awkward Ghosts” is up on the AFM Recordings tab – Get the Link!!

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Featuring Musical Guests –  Awkward Ghosts –   recorded live from the 103.3 AshevilleFM studios Thursday, July 9th, 2026 – Link is below (hover label) or you can go to the AFM RECORDINGS off the Shows tab on the main menu to hear all the great ALMS recordings..

AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions..

Thursdays from 8-10am

 

Support also comes from Arts AVL, Buncombe County, and North Carolina Arts Council

MUSICAL GUEST:   Awkward Ghosts

Hailing from West Asheville, Awkward Ghosts are a six piece indie pop band. Pulling from influences such as Talking Heads, Grandaddy, and even The Cars – the group hopes to possess listeners with earworms.

Dave-guitar, Cole-guitar, Catherine-synth/vox, Andrew-bass, Andy-drums, Nick-vox

Playing at AVL sounds fest in August!!

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song: Sink the Sails

 

AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions

Thursday’s at 8pm

@103.3ashevillefm /  https://ashevillefm.org


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Quinn Bee on Asheville FM Live Music Sessions, now on the AFM Recordings tab under the Shows menu

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Asheville FM Live Music Sessions –Thursday, July 2nd, 2026

Musical Guest – Quinn Bee– Recorded live from the 103.3 AshevilleFM studio. Quinn is joined by Will Elliott – bass, guitar; Noah Brackett – bass, guitar; Jack Victor – drums

 

AshevilleFM 103.3  with support from Arts AVL, Buncombe County, and North Carolina Arts Council

just hit play on the audio track below…  and turn it up!!!

Special thanks to our volunteers and their efforts to make this happen! –   (Our host, Buffalo Mike / Dave Baker and Chris – our set up team / audio)  – pictures by Dave Baker  and Chris

 


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Final episode for Life Out of Tunes!

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As Life Out of Tunes goes on hiatus after this week’s episode, one of the things I came to appreciate over the past nine years hosting the show on Asheville FM is a recognizable fingerprint: a forgotten psych single from 1968 sitting comfortably next to a new independent release, a local Asheville artist sharing the stage with Pink Floyd or King Crimson, a little jazz, a little folk, some ambient music, a few experimental sounds, and always some thread – obvious or subtle – that tied the show together. I also enjoyed the detective work. There were weeks where I’d track down an obscure musician, untangle a bit of recording history, or discover that a song had a fascinating backstory. Those little factoids became part of the show’s personality, too. And who knows? “Hiatus” is one of those wonderfully open-ended words. If I cover for some other shows here, I’ll put the same effort into making it more than just “subbing” for someone else. Until then, may your record shelves never run out of surprises, may your turntable always spin true, and may there always be another strange, beautiful song waiting just beyond the next groove. Listen to “Life Out of Tunes – The Final Installment” this Friday, July 10th, 7-9 pm EDT on 103.3 Asheville FM


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The Infinite Fretboard is Moving to a New Day and Time

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The Infinite Fretboard is moving from Monday mornings to Saturday afternoons and will expanding to two hours. The new time will be every Saturday from 1:00 until 3:00 pm beginning on July 18. Join Jeff for two hours of all types of music that includes inspiring, interesting and amazing guitar playing along with other fretted instruments like bass guitar, mandolin, banjo and a few others). The new longer format will allow for a bigger variety of tunes, more information about the artists, and time for the occasional guest.


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Prairieland Defendants Federal Sentencing

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Prairieland Federal Sentencing Updates

This week, two members of the DFW Support Committee return to give a rundown of the sentencing in that case with people receiving decades in relation to a noise demonstration in support of detainees at the Prairieland ICE Detention facility on July 4th of 2025. This case, framed in terms of Trump’s State Dept declaration of Antifa as a terrorist organization and his NSPM-7 memo titled “Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence” declaring the intention to prosecute those motivated to violence by views of “anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity; support for the overthrow of the United States Government; extremism on migration, race, and gender; and hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality.”

If you’re listening to the radio edition, consider checking out the podcast at our website where you’ll also hear a guest speak about a recent court case involving two individuals in the Great Lakes region who took action against flock surveillance cameras.

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