Events

Taproom favorite Taylor Corum is back and will be joined by guitarist Rhys Hester. Their high energy performances blend roots country, classic and progressive bluegrass, and showcase Taylors booming vocals. Come on by for some Pickin' and Grinnin' on a Friday night!

Bahn GVL will be on hand to serve up their amazing Banh Mi sandwiches! 

Meet us at Wild Yarrow for our monthly adoption event and fundraiser! 2-5pm you can grab cold brews and love on all Our amazing dogs!

Clouds of Delusion is an Asheville based Grateful Dead tribute band consisting of high level jazz trained musicians. They are inspired by the music of the Grateful Dead and enjoy creating that spirit with their high energy jams.

This Mother's Day, we're raising a glass to the women who have shaped us.  

Join us at Wild Yarrow Brewing for a brunch that is equal parts celebration and community. We'll have free pancakes, $3 mimosas, and live music from Kaylee Noelle from 2-4pm - all in support of the Greenville chapter of the Susan G. Komen Foundation. 

Come spend the afternoon with us, honor the moms in your life, and be part of something meaningful 

Tuesdays every 2 weeks

Bring in a record to spin - and we will play at least one side of it on our turntable.  We will also have a record swap crate set up.  This is simply take a record, leave a record.  We ask the record that you leave is in very good playing condition.  Pop up record shops will be happening most weeks.  

Every Wednesday

Wednesday - $5 Pint Night with free pup cups for your dogs.

Join us as we host Matt & Caleb from  Swamp Rabbit Bluegrass for some Thursday evening jams.  

Epicurated Kitchen will be on hand serving up some tacos, empanadas, and more.. 

Second Hand News is back at the brewery for some Friday night jams!!

Second Hand News are a Greenville based trio consisting of a saxophone, guitar and percussion. Their style mixes elements of bluegrass, jazz, jam bands, and classic rock. Second Hand News shows are always high energy and a great time!!

La Sushi Express Food Truck will be on hand serving up some of the best Sushi, Ramen, and bowls in the Upstate. 

Benny Hagerty is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Greenville, South Carolina. His music blends poetic lyricism with raw musicality—stories carried by steel strings, raspy vocals, and unwavering honesty. His debut single, “Quittin Time” explores the bittersweet nature of change, introducing listeners to his storytelling-driven Americana sound.

Thursdays every 2 weeks

Hosted by Matt of Swamp Rabbit Bluegrass, this mostly instrumental jam session highlights some of the finest pickers in the Upstate in an intimate setting. Bring an instrument and be part of this unique pickin' session or just kick back with a beer and enjoy the tunes. 

Andrew Wakefield is a progressive bluegrass guitarist, songwriter, and singer based in Chimney Rock, North Carolina. Career highlights include opening for and performing with Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor, performing at Blue Ox Fest, AVL Fest, radio spins at FM stations around the country, performing at WDVX Knoxville's live radio show the Blue Plate Special, and being a Thompson Guitars featured artist. Bluegrassish, his debut album, has reached 70,000 Spotify plays. A cover of White Freightliner Blues garnered 20,000 views on his flatpicking-centered YouTube channel. Andrew has been written about in The Bluegrass Standard, Relix Magazine, Asheville's Mountain Xpress, and Knoxville Voyager. A knack for song-craft, some flatpicking wizardry, pouring soul into every live performance, and an enthusiastic local fanbase have solidified Andrew as a southeast bluegrass fixture, while word of his talent continues to spread farther. Andrew brings to the American roots music community something always needed: a sound and style of his own.

West End Strings is back for some more Sunday afternoon live music!! The fiddle and guitar duo will perform a special Sunday set consisting of tunes inspired by Jerry Garcia and Old & In The Way. Sundays are for Jerry.

Scott Low is a Southern songwriter with a bluesman's heart, a folk singer’s storytelling, and a river guide’s patience. His most recent albums—Struttin’ Round Town (2025) and The Appalachian Blues (2024)—dig deep into the soul of the rural South, blending gritty guitar work, slow-burn vocals, and road-worn lyricism. From swaggering blues-rock grooves to stripped-down acoustic confessionals, these records trace a life shaped by heartbreak, resilience, and the crooked backroads of Appalachia. Banh GVL will be joining us serving up their famous Banh Mi Sammies! 

Wild Roots is an independent, women-led band based in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina. Headed by Julia Peach and Olivia Moore, the group released their debut album, Wild Roots Rising, in 2021 and have since continued to tour, playing stages and festivals across the country. Olivia and Julia have co-created music for nearly a decade and collaborate in many areas of life; in addition to being soul sisters, the two share a deep passion for sustainable living and environmental justice. While Wild Roots’ music celebrates the joy of friendship and community, it also seeks to hold those in power accountable and question the status quo. Julia and Olivia harness their political passions to shed light on issues of social injustice and the degradation of the natural world.

Best known for their complex harmonies, Wild Roots draws inspiration from other powerful women musicians, including MaMuse, Rising Appalachia, The Staves, Fiona Apple, and Mountain Man. They prefer not to confine themselves to a singular genre, instead learning from a wide variety of influences to encourage creative play and musical experimentation. Both Julia and Olivia have a background in classical music but appreciate community oriented folk music traditions. Wild Roots songs transport listeners to an evening around the campfire or an intimate gathering with friends in a meadow. They believe performance should create an emotional catharsis for musicians and listeners alike and seek to create art that both challenges them as musicians and makes fans want to sing along.