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earts of audiences and critics alike with authentic lyrics, smooth vocals, and undeniable charisma. Hailing from Knoxville, TN, Hayden’s journey is deeply rooted in the traditions of the genre, yet he infuses his own unique flair and authenticity into every song he creates.
Driven by his unwavering passion, Hayden has been making waves in the industry. With a constant stream of new releases Hayden has found favor in the hearts of music fans around the globe. Hayden was recently featured as the face of Spotify’s “Fresh Finds Country” & “Next From Nashville” playlists, in addition to Amazon’s “BreakThrough Country” and Tidal’s “Country Rising” playlists. In 2023, Hayden was one the fastest growing unsigned country artists in America, breaking the top 3 on Spotify and top 5 on YouTube. Hayden racked up more than a handful of Top 10 releases on the iTunes charts as an independent artist. Since the November 2022 release of his single “Where’s The Whiskey” and recent collabs with artist’s Chase Matthew (“Raised In The Holler”), and Trey Lewis (“Give A Country Boy A Call”) Hayden has amassed more than 254 million total streams to date, and his YouTube videos have topped 58 million total views.
As his star continues to rise and his artistry evolves, he is poised to make an indelible mark on the country music world. Hayden represents the next generation of country artists who are carrying the torch of this beloved genre by pushing the boundaries, while also staying true to its essence.
Country singer Lane Smith knows a thing or two about grit. Raised just north of San Antonio in Spring Branch, Texas, he grew up rodeoing as a bullfighter—a world of long days, bruises, and no guarantees. That same toughness and dedication now fuel his independent career in country music, where the road can feel a lot like the arena: unforgiving, but worth the ride.
Smith first made his mark with a 2018 debut EP, followed by his full-length self titled album in 2023. Since then, he’s earned over millions of streams across platforms with a sound that blends Texas grit and Nashville polish—catchy enough to make you tap your boots, raw enough to cut straight to the bone. Along the way, he’s checked off bucket-list venues like Gruene Hall and opened for artists including Matt Stell, Colt Ford, Chase Matthews, Creed Fisher, and Kyle Park.
Doors 7:00 – Show 8:00 – 18+

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Virginia Street Brewhouse

Emery with As Cities Burn & The Classic Crime

Live Music

Thursday March 5th

Virginia Street Brewhouse

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8:00 pm

Our trials and tribulations toughen us up and, ultimately, inform who we become. Emery proudly wear the wisdom from those sca...more

rs in their songs. The Seattle band—Toby Morrell [vocals, guitar], Devin Shelton [vocals, bass], Josh Head [vocals, keys, synths], Matt Carter [guitar], Dave Powell [drums], Chris Keene [guitar] —teeter on an axis of unpredictably heavy soundscapes, off-kilter grooves, searing melodies, and fits of harmony. Now, the group open up and bleed like never before on their eighth full-length offering, Rub Some Dirt On It [Tooth & Nail]. “The album is based on personal and difficult real-life situations,” reveals Devin. “We wanted to focus on moments that were hard to navigate, but ultimately character-building experiences in our lives. When we would fall, scrape our knees, or get some other fairly insignificant injury, our dads would always say, ‘Rub some dirt on it’. In other words, you’re tougher than you think. Instead of crying or dwelling on it, get up and keep going. Don’t let the pain define you. Instead, learn from it and become better.”
From their inception in 2002, As Cities Burn made waves far beyond their hometown of Mandeville, Louisiana. The heavy screams of TJ Bonnette paired with the clean vocals of brother Cody Bonnette, showcased on 2005 debut album Son, I Loved You At Your Darkest, earned the band widespread acclaim. Even as the band shifted through lineup changes, eventually losing the screams when TJ left, As Cities Burn continued to garner support through two more albums—until the band decidedly went their separate ways in 2009. Although they came together for several shows since their split, a future return was never certain.
Seattle band The Classic Crime has delivered songs with infectious melodies and powerful lyrics since forming in 2004. Starting with 4 releases on Seattle-based Tooth & Nail Records between 2006-2010, and continuing on independently since 2012’s self-funded “Phoenix”, 2014’s retrospective “What Was Done: Volume 1”, 2017’s “How to Be Human” and 2020’s “Patterns in the Static”. The band enters 2023 with a new album, “GRIM AGE,” which is a nuanced stream-of-consciousness expression of the feeling of “Right Now”. Written during COVID lockdowns, the songs on “GRIM AGE” explore the emotions of being trapped in both physical and virtual spaces, as well as the implications of death. “GRIM AGE” is a sonic pilgrimage through desperation, consolation, and ultimately acceptance.
18+ Event – Full Bar for 21+Doors 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Show

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