Weaverville’s Music on Main
Saturday June 13th, 2026
4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
An annual, open-air community music festival in Downtown Weaverville.
Weaverville’s 8th annual
Music on Main
presented by Advent Health
Saturday, June 13th, 2026 | 4–9 PM
Get ready for a summer evening full of music, food, and community spirit—right in the heart of downtown Weaverville!
Music on Main is our one-night, open-air concert event featuring three incredible bands, local food trucks, craft beer, family activities, and Main Street lined with awesome local sponsors. It’s fun, free, and open to everyone.
Bring your lawn chairs, your friends, your kiddos, and your appetite—we’ll bring the good vibes.
Rain or shine, it’s always a good time.
2026 Music Schedule:
4:00pm
Jackomo Cajun Country Band
Jackomo Cajun Country Band started as a weekly jam in a private residence in Weaverville. All of the band members are from the Asheville area and share a love for Cajun music and culture. The band consists of Joy Moser on Cajun accordion and vocals, Trent Van Blaircom on fiddle and vocals, Tom Pittman on pedal steel, Carl Batchelder on bass, David Rose on guitar and Peter Chakalis on drums.
5:30pm
MAMA
Melissa McKinney is a singer/songwriter, musician, educator, and event curator living in Asheville, NC. She is the lead singer of the band, MAMA. Renowned for her powerful vocals, Melissa has a deep love for music and community and is dedicated to using her voice for good and empowering youth to do the same. Her love for the blues began as a child. She was mentored by Nathaniel Reese, a blues musician from the coalfields of West Virginia—an intergenerational experience that laid the foundation for her life’s work. She serves as the Programming & Education Director for LEAF Global Arts, is the founder of the WTF (Women to the Front) music festival, which highlights women in music and she is on the board of AVLFest, a multi venue music festival in Asheville, NC. MAMA won the Merlefest Band Competition in 2025 and won 2nd place at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in January 2026. She is eager to use her voice to shine a light on Western North Carolina as they continue to recover from Hurricane Helene. Melissa’s biggest joy comes from performing alongside her daughter, McKinney, who is also a musician, singer, and songwriter and just released her first album.
7:00pm
Holy Roller
“Holy Roller? More like holy sh**!”
That’s the review according to Nashville’s multi-Grammy award winning songwriter, Jim Lauderdale. The Richmond, VA based group is quickly proving that they intend to be the new face of southern rock. Holy Roller has been dominating the east coast, selling out nearly every show over the last year, not to mention some outstanding performances that landed them as festival favorites at Bristol Rhythm & Roots and Red Wing. Their sophomore album, Good Religion is out now and boasts some seriously riff-heavy, yet deeply intimate songs that are best played L-O-U-D.
Holy Roller is down home, and damn good at it.
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