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Salvage Station’s vast property along the French Broad River is less than a half mile from downtown Asheville.

Upon arriving, you will immediately notice the eclectic and laid-back vibe of this salvage yard turned music venue. The venue boasts a massive outdoor stage and an indoor stage for more intimate shows.

Thirsty? We’ve got something for everyone! There are several full bars with an extensive tap list of local beers, wines by the glass or bottle, liquor for those looking for a great cocktail, plus craft non-alcoholic options.

Listening to your favorite band play right next to the French Broad River will immediately make you understand why Salvage Station is always voted the best outdoor music venue in Western North Carolina.

Wondering if you can bring Fido, a birthday cake, or your favorite camping chair to Salvage Station? Check out our FAQ page for all of those answers and read about our updated COVID-19 policies HERE.

Here’s our latest statement about what is happening with the NCDOT’s eminent domain acquisition:

Hello, to all of our dear supporters! We have some sad news to share with you regarding the latest information from the North Carolina Department of Transportation. By eminent domain, they are acquiring the property we lease at 466 Riverside Drive and have given us an official timeline. We have until the end of this year to finish our 2024 season and then must vacate the property to make way for the I-26 Connector project.

Revitalizing the now gorgeous 7 acre riverfront property, that was once a dumping ground and salvage yard, was no small feat. Danny McClinton, the owner and founder of Salvage Station, had a vision to clean and transform the property to the venue we all have come to know and love. The birth of Salvage Station has been a catalyst for growth in Asheville’s thriving music scene and a safe space for our community to gather.

We are heartbroken to pack and relocate what we have built, but our Salvage Station family is strong and we are committed to rebuilding. Where we go is unknown, but for sure, if a salvage yard can become a nationally recognized music venue, we will certainly figure out this next chapter.

What we ask from our supporters is to check out our 2024 lineup, buy tickets, and help us make this the best year yet! Ultimately, it is the energy you bring that makes Salvage Station so incredibly special.

Big Love!

Greensky Bluegrass performing live on the Outdoor Stage at the Salvage Station in Asheville, North Carolina in 2022.

Hours & Directions

Open for EVENTS only – see our calendar for details!

Our box office is open Wed, Thu, Fri, & Sat from 2PM-6PM.

PRO TIP: Check out our calendar of events before coming to the box office so you can time your visit to avoid long lines. If we have an outdoor show during our normal box office hours, we may not be able to sell tickets to other events until we get the patrons attending the current show into the venue.

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Sierra Ferrell performs to a sold-out crowd at the Salvage Station in Asheville, North Carolina on June 3, 2023.
Sierra Ferrell performs to a sold-out crowd at the Salvage Station in Asheville, North Carolina on June 3, 2023.
Billy Strings opening up for the Sam Bush Band at the Salvage Station in Asheville, NC (May 24, 2018).
Billy Strings being interviewed back stage for Caleb Calhoun’s “Get On The Bus” series at the Salvage Station in Asheville, NC on April 18, 2019.
Andy Frasco & The UN
Andy Frasco & The UN
Ryan Montbleau June 3, 2021
Pod seating for 420 people
Ryan Montbleau June 3, 2021
Toubab Krewe performs at the Salvage Station on July 17, 2021.
Black Joe Lewis and the Honey Bears perform at the Salvage Station on July 11, 2021.
Michael Franti & Spearhead perform at the Salvage Station on August 29, 2021.
Sleater-Kinney perform at the Salvage Station on August 19, 2021.
Big Something performs at the Salvage Station on August 7, 2021.