Christmas Jam Asheville Tickets - Harrah's Cherokee Center

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Stone Temple Pilots

7 concerts

Stone Temple Pilots have sold over 70 million albums. They broke through in 1992 with debut Core, which hit #3 on the Billboard 200 and spawned hits “Sex Type Thing,” “Wicked Garden,” and Grammy-winning “Plush.” Their eighth album, Perdida, arrived in 2020.

Daniel Donato

18 concerts

Daniel Donato, born in Atlantic City and raised in Nashville, is a guitar virtuoso known for his "Cosmic Country" sound. He blends honky-tonk, psychedelic rock, and jam band improvisation. Rolling Stone dubbed him "Nashville's Newest Guitar Hero." His albums include "Reflector" (2023) and "Horizons" (2025). He's collaborated with Elle King and performed with Grateful Dead members.

Jason Crosby

4 concerts

NY-born multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter; prolific sideman for Springsteen, Clapton & Santana; linked with Phil Lesh/Bob Weir; solo LP Cryptologic.

Warren Haynes

1 concert

Warren Haynes, born in Asheville, is a renowned blues-rock guitarist known for soulful sounds. Founder of Gov't Mule, ex-Allman Brothers member, his solo album, "Million Voices Whisper," features tracks with John Medeski and Derek Trucks, with guest artists Lukas Nelson and Jamey Johnson.

MJ Lenderman

Born in Asheville, NC, Jake Lenderman, aka MJ Lenderman, is known for his album "Boat Songs," featuring sports references and ragged guitar solos. He gained attention with hits like "Ghost of Your Guitar Solo." A member of the band Wednesday, he recorded at Asheville’s Drop of Sun, making waves with barbed humor and raw style.

John Molo

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Jimmy Herring

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Harrah's Cherokee Center Multi-purpose entertainment complex Capacity: 7,674

87 Haywood St, Asheville, NC 28801, USA

harrahscherokeecenterasheville.com

+1 828-259-5736

About Harrah's Cherokee Center

Harrah's Cherokee Center Asheville is a 7,674-capacity multi-purpose entertainment complex in downtown Asheville, North Carolina, opened in 1974. It features the historic 1939 Thomas Wolfe Auditorium and hosts major concerts, sporting events, and theatrical productions across its arena and auditorium.