One LastRoach
THE CLOCK HITS ZERO. THE MUSIC DOESN'T.
Forty days. Forty nights. One final night — One Last Roach at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge on Haywood Road, December 11. A benefit for the Hollow Bone Initiative. The ask is still in motion — when it lands, you'll hear it here first. No performer names until the booking is real.
THE FINAL COUNTDOWN CULMINATES WITH ONE LAST ROACH AT THE ELK HORN CANNABIS LOUNGE.
December 11, 2026 is a proposed target date. No venue hold is signed, no artist is booked, and every name and logo shown here is a pitch illustration — not an endorsement or a confirmed appearance. This site exists so artists, venues and press can see the whole idea in one place and tell us whether they want in. Nothing here should be reported as booked.
One Last Roach.
DECEMBER 11 · ELK HORN CANNABIS LOUNGE · HAYWOOD ROAD
The ask is still in motion — when it lands, you'll hear it here first. No performer names until the booking is real.
40 DAYS. 40 NIGHTS. ONE FINAL NIGHT.
The plant will still grow here.
An intimate benefit for the Hollow Bone Initiative · 100% of net ticket and livestream proceeds benefit the Hollow Bone Initiative
STARTWITHILOVEYOU.COM
Artist announcements follow confirmed bookings. This is not a lineup announcement.
Full circle.
The campaign begins with Willie's face on a billboard in Billy Graham country. It ends with One Last Roach at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge on December 11. The ask is still in motion — when it lands, you'll hear it here first.
The countdown is the clock
Forty days and forty nights build toward one final gathering.
The ask is still in motion
When it lands, you'll hear it here first. No performer names until the booking is real.
Kenny is the reason
Kenny McCormick IV plays select nights across the run — not all forty. He is the reason the last night means anything; the whole countdown builds to it.
Hollow Bone is the landing
The Hollow Bone Initiative gives the entire night somewhere meaningful to land: healing, sanctuary and Asheville.
- One Last Roach takes place December 11 at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge on Haywood Road, Asheville, as a benefit for the Hollow Bone Initiative.
- The room stays intimate, but the show gets a properly cleared global livestream and documentary recording. Recording requires advance venue permission, and broadcasting “The Final Countdown” requires rights beyond an ordinary live performance.
- The ask is still in motion. No performer names until the booking is real.
- No name gets announced until contracts are signed.
- Craig and Spiritual Plants carry artist, venue, travel, production and broadcast costs — so we can say it plainly: 100% of net ticket and livestream proceeds benefit the Hollow Bone Initiative.
Elk Horn is
the final-night room.
One Last Roach lands at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge on Haywood Road, December 11. The last hour of the countdown, a room full of neighbors, and a benefit for the Hollow Bone Initiative.
The final-night gathering and benefit for the Hollow Bone Initiative.
The last hour of the countdown.
Elk Horn cannabis lounge, West Asheville.
Still in motion — when it lands, you'll hear it here first.
One Last Roach at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge, December 11. The ask is still in motion — when it lands, you'll hear it here first. No performer names until the booking is real.
Doors to zero.
- WELCOMECue 01
One room
The final gathering at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge. The program is still being worked out.
- THE ASKCue 02
Still in motion
When it lands, you'll hear it here first. No performer names until the booking is real.
- HOLLOW BONECue 03
What the night makes possible
A benefit for the Hollow Bone Initiative.
- FINALECue 04
The clock reaches zero
THE GOVERNMENT CAN CHANGE THE DEFINITION. THE PLANT WILL STILL GROW HERE.
A proposed program. Subject to change and to each artist's confirmation.
Everybody plays
the same song.
By the final night, this town will have heard that riff four hundred times, from people it knows by name. That's how a stadium song becomes a neighborhood song.
- 01
Cover 'The Final Countdown' however you want. Banjo, choir, harp, screamo, marching band, kazoo quartet — the weirder the better.
- 02
Film it anywhere: kitchen, porch, brewery, the top of a mountain. Phone footage is fine, sincerity is mandatory.
- 03
One night of the forty gets your version. Forty nights, forty covers, one town slowly losing its mind to the same eight bars.
- 04
Three winners open One Last Roach at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge on Haywood Road, December 11. Paid, on the poster, in the documentary.
SEND YOUR VERSION
A link is all we need. No press kit, no manager, no genre requirement.
Submit a coverOpen the last night. Get paid, get filmed, get to say you were part of One Last Roach at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge.
KENNY McCORMICK IV.
THEY CALL ME TRINITY.
You might know him as Kenny Holland. This is Kenny McCormick IV — same musician, his birth name, his own direction.
He came to Shope Creek the first time as a retreater. He came back as an artist, and said the sentence that named a whole docuseries episode. Now he is launching a record during the forty nights in Asheville, playing select dates across the run. Everything else on this page is a room. Kenny is what happens inside it.
Proposed — the residency, the album timing, and night forty are still being worked out.
"The first time I came to this space, I was a retreater. This time, I felt like an artist."
Kenny plays select nights across the forty — not every night, and not one slot either. Songs from the album land in different rooms, in different orders, in front of different people.
They Call Me Trinity launches inside the countdown — his debut under the name he shares with his father and the generations before him. Written beside creeks in Sedona, recorded in Los Angeles studios.
He is the emotional spine of Stay Curious, Episode One: The Deer Trail — the retreater who came back an artist. Hollow Bone funded it, Jackson Averett is cutting it, and a rough cut is targeted for October 31.
One Last Roach. The final night lands at the Elk Horn cannabis lounge. The ask is still in motion — when it lands, you'll hear it here first. Kenny is the reason the last night means anything — the whole countdown builds to it.
THE DEER TRAIL
IS EPISODE ONE.
HE RETURNED AS AN ARTIST.
Narrated by stone mason and storyteller Jill Haynie. Shot in the forest at Shope Creek, the family land of Stephen and Mary Sedmak ten miles outside Asheville. Kenny McCormick IV is the emotional through line; the land is the living character; Camp Mary is the moment separate stories become a community.
It screens as the campaign's headline episode — proceeds going to The Well, the Hollow Bone Initiative's founding fund. Because sometimes the trail does not lead somewhere new. Sometimes it returns you to who you were always meant to become.
Mermans Mosengo and the Playing For Change lineage — music as the thing that moves across borders when nothing else can.
The film that asks believers a harder question than we are asking, and gets a room arguing before the credits.
Put your name
on the last night.
Not a ticket yet — a line in the record. Names on this wall are how we show a venue, a band and a booking agent that the room is already full.