An Evening With Fireside Collective (album Release Tour) at Flat Iron

Asheville, NC – October 14, 2025 – Acclaimed roots-driven ensemble Fireside Collective returns with their boldest and most introspective album yet: “The Seven”, a collection of original songs written by three core members of the band. Drawing from the deep well of myth, mysticism, and symbolic tradition, the new record explores the sacred number seven as both inspiration and guiding structure.
In nearly every culture, the number seven carries ancient weight—it’s the number of creation, transformation, and initiation. From the seven celestial bodies of classical astronomy to the seven chakras, the seven seals, and the seven trials of mythic heroes, the album taps into this symbolic resonance. “The Seven” is a sonic pilgrimage through emotional and spiritual terrain, carried by the Collective’s signature blend of fiery instrumental work, soulful vocals, and boundary-pushing songwriting....

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Asheville, NC – October 14, 2025 – Acclaimed roots-driven ensemble Fireside Collective returns with their boldest and most introspective album yet: “The Seven”, a collection of original songs written by three core members of the band. Drawing from the deep well of myth, mysticism, and symbolic tradition, the new record explores the sacred number seven as both inspiration and guiding structure.
In nearly every culture, the number seven carries ancient weight—it’s the number of creation, transformation, and initiation. From the seven celestial bodies of classical astronomy to the seven chakras, the seven seals, and the seven trials of mythic heroes, the album taps into this symbolic resonance. “The Seven” is a sonic pilgrimage through emotional and spiritual terrain, carried by the Collective’s signature blend of fiery instrumental work, soulful vocals, and boundary-pushing songwriting.
The title “The Seven” refers not to quantity, but to essence—a symbolic framework that binds the music together. Each song becomes a kind of gate or mirror: a reflection of the internal and external landscapes we pass through as artists, friends, and humans.
Musically, “The Seven” builds on Fireside Collective’s reputation for blending the timeless and the progressive. Elements of bluegrass, Americana, rock, and folk intermingle in songs that speak of transformation, longing, resilience, and wonder. The result is an album that feels at once grounded and otherworldly—a fire circle beneath the stars.
“The Seven” invites listeners not just to hear—but to journey. To pass through sound as though through seven veils, seven stars, seven steps toward something both ancient and new.

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