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Sly Grog Lounge is Asheville’s go-to for anyone craving a bar with personality. Inside, you’ll find wild décor, thrift shop oddities, vintage video games, pinball, and whatever might strike your fancy—from babydolls to board games and art supplies. Sly Grog doubles as one of Asheville’s true DIY music venues, booking everything from heavy rock, punk, and weird synth to DJ and electronica sets. Need more? There’s Foxy & Co. for vinyl, music gear, and offbeat thrift scores. The space stays open every night until 2 a.m. and feels equal parts neighborhood clubhouse and artist’s playground.
If there’s a big show, get there early for the best couch and to enjoy some pre-show exploring. Bring friends for pool or pinball, but don’t be shy if you show up solo—it’s easy to make connections here. Sly Grog is technically a private club, so bring your ID (21+ unless you’re with a parent/guardian). To stay ahead of surprise shows, oddball events, and lineups that change by the week, follow along on the Dig Local App and DigLocal.com.
Folks rave about Sly Grog’s “all are welcome” vibes, creative flair, and a music calendar as unpredictable as Asheville itself. The crowd is laid-back and artsy, the staff is friendly, and nobody’s putting on airs. If you love exploring—whether it’s new sounds, new people, or what’s hiding behind the next odd lamp—this spot is a must. Regulars shout out the late-night jams, the never-boring crowd, and a feeling that nobody here cares if you’re an art-rock freak or just someone looking for a good beer.
Sly Grog Lounge is Asheville’s go-to for anyone craving a bar with personality. Inside, you’ll find wild décor, thrift shop oddities, vintage video games, pinball, and whatever might strike your fancy—from babydolls to board games and art supplies. Sly Grog doubles as one of Asheville’s true DIY music venues, booking everything from heavy rock, punk, and weird synth to DJ and electronica sets. Need more? There’s Foxy & Co. for vinyl, music gear, and offbeat thrift scores. The space stays open every night until 2 a.m. and feels equal parts neighborhood clubhouse and artist’s playground.
Folks rave about Sly Grog’s “all are welcome” vibes, creative flair, and a music calendar as unpredictable as Asheville itself. The crowd is laid-back and artsy, the staff is friendly, and nobody’s putting on airs. If you love exploring—whether it’s new sounds, new people, or what’s hiding behind the next odd lamp—this spot is a must. Regulars shout out the late-night jams, the never-boring crowd, and a feeling that nobody here cares if you’re an art-rock freak or just someone looking for a good beer.
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