Take a drive. Head for nowhere or New York City, for in neither place can one find a person quite like Abby Roach. The world knows her as Abby the Spoon Lady. Musical compatriot Chris Rodrigues by her ...

One of the few professional spoon performers in the world play a sold out show tonight here in the Tri-Cities. You may have recognized her as “Abby the Spoon Lady.” She has gone viral for her unique ...

I meant to get to this yesterday but the research behind my hard-hitting thesis on celebrity and web culture took up more of my time than expected. Probably for the best though because if this isn’t a ...

Make way for perhaps the most unlikeliest rock star alive. She was born Abby Roach from Wichita, Kansas. Fans around the world know her as Abby the Spoon Lady. She doesn’t sing but she’ll play a slick ...

The monthly Black Box Storytelling Theater storytelling series next takes place on Monday, April 27, 7 p.m. at New Mountain’s Ridge Room. The featured performers are Michael Reno Harrell and Abby the ...

An Asheville street musician is known worldwide as "The Spoon Lady." Abby Roach is one of the few professional spoon players in the US. Abby arrived in Asheville by mistake, but has become very ...

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Abby the Spoon Lady is an enigma. These days, Abby Roach is at the top of her game street performing in front of crowds, talking on her radio show in Asheville, North Carolina, ...

Wintertime is tough for Asheville’s busking community. The steady stream of people on downtown streets dwindles to a trickle as the cold winds find their way through the streets of downtown Asheville.

When was the last time you saw somebody play, or attempt to play, the spoons? Seriously. Probably a very long time ago, if ever. They are, after all, the sort of instrument (if you can use that word) ...

For the month of November, local photographer Nick King is taking a closer look at Asheville's thriving busking scene. "I had always been fascinated not only by the tenacity of our buskers, who often ...

When was the last time you saw somebody play, or attempt to play, the spoons? Seriously. Probably a very long time ago, if ever. They are, after all, the sort of instrument (if you can use that word) ...