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The Asheville Horns w/ Space Capone

Asheville Music Hall
Asheville , NC

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The Asheville Horns w/ Space Capone

Genre: Funk
Cover: $10 adv/$12 dos
Age: 21+
Event Listing: http://ashevillemusichall.com/music-schedule/event/the-asheville-horns/

THE ASHEVILLE HORNS:

The Asheville Horns started as a studio session and live horn section for hire. They eventually evolved into a full-on 8 piece funk band. The Horns have recorded with Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band, George Clinton, the Dirty Dozen Horns, Garry "Star Child" Shider, members of Galactic, GFE, Josh Phillips Folk Festival, Agent 23 Skidoo, Laura Reed & Deep Pocket, Sidney Barnes, Belita Woods, Terrence Higgins, Donna the Buffalo, Scythian, Sci Fi, members of the Lee Boys, Ian Neville, and Menage. Asheville Horns have appeared onstage stage with The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Galactic, Karl Denson, Umphrey's McGee, The Lee Boys, George Porter Jr., Ivan Neville, Perpetual Groove, the Booty Band, Laura Reed and Deep Pocket, Josh Phillips Folk Festival, Woody Wood, the Blue Rags, Cadillac Jones, Sci Fi, Scythian, and members of P-Funk.

SPACE CAPONE:

Space Capone's influence thrives off late 70's funk/soul/R&B with a fresh and modern twist. Still riding high off their debut album "Volume 1: Transformation" (released Spring of '08) they've already set a strong precedence in the southeast as a band that respects their influences but knows how to party at the same time. Space Capone is comprised of funky horns, chanky electrics and a tight rhythm section all by young musicians that are all scholars of funk, jazz, and R&B.

Lead singer/brain child Aaron Winters (professionally known as 'Space') states, "We've arrived on this planet to help save people from bad music. We're very serious about what we're doing, it just happens to be lots of fun so people might think we're a novelty act. What those people don't understand is that we're far from it."