Asheville Historic Music Scene Walking Tour

Follow Asheville’s musical story through historic streets, landmark buildings, and the places that helped shape the city’s sound. This Asheville Historic Music Scene Walking Tour connects local history with the artists and venues that put the region on the musical map.

Along the way, hear about Asheville’s ties to members of national and regional music halls of fame, discover where touring acts and local performers have played, and see the Grove Arcade, the Citizen-Times Building, also known as Citizens Vinyl, and the Flatiron Building. Your guide also shares the city’s connection to the early days of American radio and the record industry. The walk finishes at the Moogseum, a museum devoted to Bob Moog and his historic synthesizers. Discount tickets are available for visitors who want to continue exploring inside.

With an English-speaking guide and accessible transportation options, this tour offers a lively introduction to Asheville’s music heritage. Join the walk to hear the stories behind the city’s landmarks and discover how music became part of its identity.