It’s been a tumultuous few years for New York jam legends moe. as they have navigated through the health issues of bassist Rob Derhak, who beat cancer in 2018, and
The dedicated Los Angeles famoe.ly got their long-awaited show, the band’s first since 2020 in the City of Angels. The Friday night gig on January 19th was also the first
Ski slopes are on the horizon for moe., as they plot the long-awaited return of Ski Tour for March 2024. Following their recent performance at Denver’s Ogden Theatre, where guitarist
moe. is heading to the West Coast in January, marking a long-awaited return since their last tour in the region was interrupted by the pandemic. Launching at The Observatory North
Jam legends moe. welcomed Chuck Garvey back to the stage during their New Year’s Even show in Philadelphia, his first appearance since suffering a stroke.
On the heels of the announcement that guitarist Chuck Garvey will be sitting-in as a “special guest” for their NYE performance, moe. has announced a short run of tour dates for early 2023, which will include select performances up and down the east coast.
At last night’s sold-out performance at The Fox Theatre in Boulder, moe.’s Al Schnier nearly brought the house down with the news that guitarist Chuck Garvey, who suffered a stroke last November, would sit-in as a “special guest” for a portion of the band’s NYE performance at the Fillmore Philadelphia for the first time in over a year.
In the realm of jam bands, moe. has earned its place as one of the most legendary acts. The band was founded in Buffalo, New York and became of the
moe. has announced a short run of performances for the remainder of 2022, featuring special guests Nate Wilson on keys (Percy Hill) and Suke Cerulo on guitar (Schleigho). The announcement
Coming off a recent historic three-night run in Colorado, moe. bass player and vocalist Rob Derhak spoke with Glide Magazine’s Ken Lawson to get his take on the recent Grammy
