Grey Eagle Music Hall

Not only are two of the best indie rock bands of the 2000s sharing a bill, but for part of the night, they’ll also be joining forces to perform each other’s songs. So if you’ve ever wondered what it would sound like with Peter Silberman singing Jonathan Meiburg’s part on “Lost Coastlines,” this might be your best chance to find out.

Meg Remy has never played by the rules. As the creative force behind U.S. Girls, she’s carved out a singular space — drawing from the full spectrum of pop music history while constantly evolving. For her latest move, the Toronto art-pop visionary headed to Nashville, assembling a killer band to record Scratch. The new album, dropping just a day before her Grey Eagle show, is a stripped-down affair —with minimal overdubs — while still blurring…

The Philly septet is part of the current wave of alt-country bands with ties to Asheville. The band's excellent new album, Sounds Like…, was recorded at Drop of Sun studio with local singer-songwriter (MJ Lenderman and Wednesday associate) Colin Miller. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voKY6BIdnDM

Having collaborated with the likes of Ghostface Killah, The Delfonics, Kendrick Lamar, Ebo Taylor, Ali Shaheed Muhammad (A Tribe Called Quest), and Laetitia Sadier, Adrian Younge deserves far more widespread recognition. This is the guy who scored Netflix’s Luke Cage, after all. His fusion of psychedelic soul with a deep reverence for Ennio Morricone has produced some of the coolest, most distinctive music out there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKxagrhvMpw

Often-overlooked '90s Athens indie rockers Five Eight return with a live set accompanying a screening of Weirdo, the new documentary chronicling the band’s story. They're joined by Asheville punks PINKEYE, who will be celebrating the release of their latest album.