WASHER + RICK RUDE + WALKHOME

TUESDAY, 03.12.24 // DOORS @ 7:30PM // SHOW @ 8:30PM // $10 ADVANCED | $15 DAY OF SHOW

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Walkhome, the musical project of Asheville native Lewis Dahm, is named after his tendency to walk home from DJ sets when he didn’t have a car. When this became an every-show habit, his friends referred to him as DJ Walkhome. Walkhome’s music is no longer electronic, but it draws from a similar tradition – one of isolation, distinct purpose, and occasion.

With her oblique pop compositions, Zoie Reamer’s musical project Superflower finds beauty and meaning in everyday moments, transforming mundane rituals into contemporary hymns. Based in the reflective mountainscapes of Asheville, North Carolina, Superflower blooms at the intersection of folk and experimentation. Channeling Appalachian echoes, Reamer’s repetitive guitar patterns and enveloping vocals create trance-like songs that feel both grounded and otherworldly. A rotating cast joins in on cello, clarinet, and more, adding undulating textures to the circular foundations.

New England relationships have the benefit of the seasons to cauterize intimacy. Sometimes that happens between friends over cards at the cleared dinner table, or under a locally handmade blanket. For Rick Rude, it started in a living room in York, Maine in the fall of 2013. Ten years later, Rick Rude continues to bring friends together over a piping hot stew of homemade rock n roll. Jordan Holtz (bass, vox) and Ben Troy (guitar, vox) form the main songwriting team while Chris Kennedy (guitar, vox) and Ryan Harrison (drums) complete the quartet. As time oozes on, Rick Rude released their third studio production Laverne in the winter of 2024, perfect for making new friends, or discovering new depths of love with old ones.