The Asheville-based swing group made their entire debut album a tribute to their beloved hometown. 鈥溾�� came out in late April and features tunes about the historical characters and legends of the city in the style of a 1920s swing record.
Lead singer and snare player says she wanted to preserve some of the old stories for the native Ashevillains as the city undergoes rapid transformation. Moore and the other members of Queen Bee and the Honeylovers join host Frank Stasio in studio for conversation and live performance. The group includes Mattick Frick on backing vocals and guitar; on the keyboard; and Trevor Stoia on the upright bass.
Queen Bee and the Honeylovers will perform at Arcana in Durham at 9 p.m. They will also be performing for the Triangle Swing Dance Society at the Murphey School in Durham at 8 p.m. They will be at the Transylvania Concert Series in Brevard and at Xpandfest in Asheville .
