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NESTLED IN THE HILLS OF WEAVERVILLE, NC, EDA’S HIDE-A-WAY OFFERS LIVE MUSIC, COLD BEER, COCKTAILS, CRAFT SPIRITS, POOL, PING-PONG, AND SHUFFLEBOARD. EDA’S HIDE-A-WAY IS THE SECOND LOCATION OF EDA RHYNE DISTILLING CO. WE PROUDLY POUR EDA RHYNE SPIRITS AS WELL AS BEER AND WINE FROM NEAR AND FAR. AT EDA’S HIDEAWY GOOD TIMES ARE ALWAYS JUST A COUNTRY MILE AWAY.
CELEBRATE AT EDA'S HIDEAWAY
WHETHER IT'S A BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY, OR TEAM OUTING, OUR VENUE IS THE IDEAL SPOT FOR YOUR NEXT PRIVATE EVENT. WITH CUSTOMIZABLE MENUS AND EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE, WE'LL ENSURE YOUR GATHERING IS ONE TO REMEMBER.
Events
Karaoke
Sunday August 2nd
Every Sunday
Free Event
Every Sunday and Monday at Eda's Hide-A-Way, our bartenders will be hosting karaoke! Large catalog of songs for you to belt out your faves to. Monday Karaoke will be rolling side by side with Pool Night!
Pool Night
Monday August 3rd
Every Monday Night at Eda's Hide-A-Way! 6:30 start, must sign up by 7pm. $10 to play, 21 and up
Eda's Bluegrass Jam
Tuesday August 4th
Every Tuesday
Open Bluegrass Jam 6:30-9pm every Tuesday! Free event, all welcome
Country Line Dance (& Two-Step) with Kristey
Wednesday August 5th
Every Wednesday
$5 entry , Every Wednesday!
Lessons run 6-9pm, the first hour is for beginners. On the 3rd Wednesday of every month, the first hour is two step/ western swing lessons, with line dancing after! A ton of fun, and a great way to get yourselves primed and ready for the dance floor at our weekend shows!
National IPA Day
Thursday August 6th
Come grab a beer with us on National IPA Day!
Bless Your Heart Trivia
Thursday August 6th
Every Thursday
Every Thursday at Eda's Hide-A-Way, Bless Your Heart Trivia Night. Prizes for top teams! 7pm start
Stevie Tombstone // Galen Holland
Friday August 7th
$10 at the door, 21 and up
Best-kept secret, Stevie Tombstone, is a quintessential troubadour, a veteran musician who crafts powerful folk songs tinged with classic country and vintage blues influences.
There are many different species of the Music Artist. Various combinations of singers, songwriters and entertainers. But it’s the ones that wear their art that get to us the most. The ones that don’t know how not to tell the truth in their music and reveal the raw and ragged triumphs that in the end are more beautiful because of the honesty of the struggle. These are the Artists that get in our bones and shake loose our demons by slaying their own with chords and words. Artists like Johnny Cash, Janis Joplin…and Stevie Tombstone." Outlaw Magazine
Galen Holland started writing songs at 42 after an unexpected heart attack. He figured, as the common trope goes , life is short.
Ever since, he’s diligently worked on becoming better at the craft, shaping the narrative of his characters and scenes along with leading the band The 40, 20, 10’s.
Recently he and the fellas have been working on a group for new tunes that follow that familiar character in Americana, the Coyote Angel.
Alma Russ
Saturday August 8th
$10 at the door, 21 and up
“The sound of Alma Russ is less an attempt at impersonation, and more an amalgam of many great singers of country and roots interwoven into an original approach…”- Trigger, Saving Country Music.
Alma lives in Mill Spring, NC, when she’s not on the road. Her sound is a mix of country gold, Appalachian tradition, and Americana soul.
As a child, she fell in love with classic country when she saw The Country Bear Jamboree at Disney World. She became interested in Appalachian culture and music, started learning historic Scotch-Irish murder ballads, and took up fiddle at 12. Banjo and guitar followed, and then she made friends with a hobo who taught her to write songs, so that's what she keeps doing.
Commander Voodoo
Friday August 14th
$10 at the door, 21 and up
Commander Voodoo's sound is best described as "bayou yacht funk", an upbeat mix of original songs, unique arrangements, and mashups inspired by New Orleans R&B/funk, Southern soul, and jazz rock artists such as The Meters, Steely Dan, Jon Cleary, Dr. John, JJ Grey & Mofro, and The Neville Brothers. Keyboardist/singer/songwriter D. R. Commander (real name) was born on the bayou near the Louisiana border and spent 25 years performing, touring, and recording with other people's R&B/funk, jazz fusion, jam, and Americana bands before deciding that it might be fun to front his own band for a lot less money. An aficionado of all things New Orleans, Commander is joined by Brian Bunce (bass) from Western New York via L.A. and Alex Tolini (drums) from Boston, both aficionados of the Northeast, Midwest, and West Coast funk/soul and jazz rock scenes.
Honky Tonk Flea
Sunday August 16th
Monthly on every third Sunday
Come one, come y'all! Eda's Honky Tonk Flea, every 3rd Sunday of the month from 11-5pm, cool vintage finds and treasures await you
My Name Is Ned // Jakeb Reel
Friday August 21st
$10 at the door, 21 and up
Anders Thomsen Trio
Saturday August 22nd
$10 at the door, 21 and up
Anders Thomsen is a roots rock powerhouse with a guitar slingin style steeped in country, honky tonk, rockabilly, and blues. A magnetic frontman and seasoned storyteller, Thomsen's live shows channel the energy of American legends like Chuck Berry and Johnny Cash. Whether playing crowd-moving originals or timeless classics with his trio, he delivers high-octane sets fueled by years of road-tested performance. From washtub bass beginnings to sharing stages with R&B, rock, and country icons, this"legend in the flesh" brings a lifetime of American music to every show - loud, loose, and unforgettable.
National Whiskey Sour Day
Tuesday August 25th
It's National Whiskey Sour Day! Come down and let our awesome bartenders make you a great Whiskey Sour!
Kimmi Bitter
Friday September 11th
$10 at the door, 21 and up
Dubbed "the future of classic country" by Saving Country Music, Kimmi Bitter has emerged as a leading voice of the New Countrypolitan sound. By fusing the golden-era spirit with West Coast energy, her blend of 1960s Nashville grandeur, surf-soaked guitar tones, and mod aesthetics has earned her a devoted following across the country. Often described as Patsy Cline set against a Quentin Tarantino soundtrack, Bitter’s music evokes a midcentury California dream – cinematic, timeless, and transportive. A fast-rising force in Americana, Bitter first turned heads with her acclaimed 2024 debut, Old School. The album quickly broke into the Top 25 Americana Album Radio Chart and held the No. 1 spot on the Alt. Country Speciality Chart for four consecutive weeks. It was also featured in Billboard’s “8 Must-Hear New Country Songs” and named one of Whiskey Riff’s Top Debut Albums. The release earned eight award nominations, culminating in three San Diego Music Awards, including Best Country Album (2025), along with back-to-back Song of the Year wins (2024 & 2025). Her live performances have since been praised as “one of the biggest takeaways” at both Austin’s SXSW and Nashville’s AmericanaFest Now, Bitter returns with her highly anticipated sophomore album, Bittersweet, arriving summer 2026. A sun-faded West Coast Countrypolitan record inspired by Pacific coastlines, Palm Springs glamour, and the psychedelic desert haze of the 1960s. Across 13-tracks, the album unfolds in two acts, moving from breezy, Countrypolitan warmth into desert-noir twilight. Distinctively her own, it is both a continuation of Bitter’s vintage-rooted vision and a bold expansion of the world she’s built Backed by her band, The Westside Twang, Kimmi Bitter is no longer simply reviving a classic sound; she is redefining it for a new era. With a rapidly expanding audience, a singular artistic identity, and a vision that reaches far beyond nostalgia, Kimmi Bitter stands at the forefront of modern classic country.Dale Watson & His Lone Stars
Friday September 18th
$20 presale / $25 at the door Day of Show,
https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/eda-s-hideaway/dale-watson-and-his-lone-stars
Doors 8pm
Dale Watson is a living legend of American roots music. With Texas-sized defiance and drive, he's spent four decades flying the flag for his own brand of honky-tonk, outlaw country, western swing, and rockabilly. That signature sound has a name — "Ameripolitan" — and its originator is Watson himself: a singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer, actor, cultural architect, and rule-breaking traditionalist for the modern world, championing the traditions that fly in the face of the homogenous mainstream.
More than 30 albums stand between Watson's teenage years in Texas, where he cut his teeth on Houston's honky-tonk circuit, and his latest release, 2026's Unwanted. That body of work hasn't just brought him an international audience stretching from East Texas to Europe with TV appearances on major national platforms like PBS’s Austin City Limits, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and The Late Show with David Letterman; it's also cemented his reputation as a musical maverick who's worthy of sharing the same stage as his heroes, with shows alongside Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson.
With Unwanted, he fires another double-barreled shotgun blast of country twang and honky-tonk bang. It's a raw, rowdy record, recorded in Austin and Memphis — two cities that have always lived large in Watson's history — and fueled by the heartaches, hard-won lessons, and high-speed thrills of a life largely logged on the road. Singing with a booming voice that could cut through the chaos of a packed dancehall, Watson runs the show like a roots-rock ringleader. He salutes his vices on the galloping "Willie Waylon and Whiskey," reflects upon a lifetime of loss with the gorgeous ballad "If You Really Loved Me (Outlive Me)," and gets wistfully reflective on "Life is Like a Song." Entirely written and produced by Watson, Unwanted is the sound of an Ameripolitan diehard with plenty of life left in the tank, speeding toward a horizon of his own making.
If the heart of American music beats loudest where tradition and innovation intersect, then Dale Watson's albums are the lifeblood of a sound that never dies.
Jake Dwyer Band
Saturday September 26th
$10 at the door, 21 and up
Jake Dwyer is a songwriter from Jonesborough, Tennessee. His music draws from country, folk, blues, and Appalachian roots, blending thoughtful songwriting with a sound shaped by years of performing and traveling. Since 2022, Jake and his band have released four records. Along the way, his music has been supported by Americana Highways, WBCM Radio Bristol, and Grand Ole Opry WSM 650. As both a solo artist and touring musician, Jake performs throughout the United States and internationally, including multiple tours in Europe.National Drink Beer Day
Monday September 28th
Join us for National Drink Beer Day on Sept 28th and try one of our many craft brews!
Reviews
Review by - Google
five star review by Sarah M. J.:
Super fun laid-back old timey bar with a ping pong table, a pool table, strong drinks and shuffleboard. The bartender here is really nice and showed us how to play shuffleboard.
Review by - Google
five star review by Kelli M.:
This is my kind of dive bar. Drinks priced nice, chill vibe, pool table, lite bites and an outside view that can't be beat. Great service too! They have a bunch of cool events I hope to check out one day.
Review by - Google
five star review by Nicholas M.:
This place is a treasure!! The staff are sweet, funny, smart and good looking and the spirits are absolutely sublime. They have real Florida style shuffleboard, ping-pong, pool and live music some nights. A great time out for those looking for something more than the breweries offer.
Hours
Fri, Sat
3:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur
3:00 PM - 10:00 PM
