Fireside Collective Asheville, North Carolina
Progressive folk band from the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Heavily influenced by American roots music and contemporary bluegrass, the Fireside Collective strives to create music that is both engaging and accessible. Keep your eye out for the Collective as we engage on our album release tour this summer! ... more
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