Music, Food and Brews in Brevard's Backyard
Music, Food and Brews in Brevard's Backyard
Ashes & Arrows is a dynamic country/rock duo with roots stretching from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, North Carolina, to the alpine landscapes of Arrowtown, New Zealand. Known for their soaring harmonies, heartfelt storytelling, and electrifying stage presence, the trio delivers a sound that resonates long after the final note.
Blending influences from artists like NEEDTOBREATHE, Judah & The Lion, and The Avett Brothers, Ashes & Arrows crafts music that feels both deeply personal and widely relatable—songs about connection, growth, and the winding roads that lead us home.
The band’s journey began in 2021 at an open mic night in downtown Asheville, where Ciaran McMeeken and Jonathan Calhoun first crossed paths. A shared passion for songwriting and honest storytelling sparked an instant chemistry, laying the foundation for what would become Ashes & Arrows.
In 2024, the band reached a major milestone as semi-finalists on Season 19 of America’s Got Talent. Their performances introduced Ashes & Arrows to a national audience, earning praise for their raw emotion, tight harmonies, and undeniable authenticity.
In 2024, Ashes & Arrows released their debut album, Chapter One: The Long Road North. The project marked a major step forward for the band, showcasing their signature blend of heartfelt songwriting and soaring harmonies. Their growing fanbase has followed them on tour across the U.S., where their heartfelt performances continue to leave lasting impressions.
Their latest release, The Pointful Journey marks the next chapter in their evolving sound. With new music on the way and a clear creative vision, the band continues to push forward, rooted in honest songwriting and driven by connection.
​From mountain towns to national stages, Ashes & Arrows is carving their own path in modern music, creating songs meant to be felt, lived in, and carried forward wherever the road leads.
Nicole Lund will be open the show. Lund’s musical journey started with a Music Industries Studies degree – with a concentration in vocal performance from Appalachian State University. “My voice professor was an opera singer,” says Linda with a grin “I sang every spiritual I could to avoid opera.” Her passion and training are evident on the Nina Simone- derived psych-soul of “Don’t You Leave Me,” the grungy swirl of “Paper Tiger,” and her subtle self-harmonizing on the title track. On this eclectic stroll through American musical styles, Lund’s clarion voice is the tie that binds.
Venue and ticketing information:
We are family friendly, but shows are 21+ unless accompanied by a parent.
This is a general admission show. There are tables within the venue that are available on a first come, first serve basis.
There is a garage door behind the stage that remains open in good weather so that you can enjoy the show from inside or outside.
For more information visit our FAQ page or reach out to us directly.
