moe. & yeahh

String Cheese Incident w/ Trey Anastasio - Outside And Inside (2010/10/09 , Broomfield, CO)

Powder Day

Powder Day (feat. Andy Thorn)

Featuring: Dave Bruzza from Greensky Bluegrass on Guitar,
                 John from Rootstand on Harmonica

North Coast

UM covers the Marshall Tucker Band classic "Can't You See," featuring American Idol winner Taylor Hicks on vocals & harmonica. Recorded live at Stubb's in Austin, TX on 04/18/15. 

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Can't You See (Marshall Tucker Band)

Smash Hits Vol. 1

Rebubula

Buster

Captain America

Okayalright

Tailspin

The Pines And The Apple Trees

“You ever walk into a place on a Saturday night, and the whole room changes the second she walks in? I’m talking about that girl whose smile lights up the room, whose eyes make you forget your own name, and whose confidence just ownsevery inch of the dance floor.
This next song is about that moment the way the music gets louder, the crowd starts swayin’, and before you know it, you’re caught in her storm. She’s wild, she’s beautiful, she’s unstoppable…
This one’s called ‘She’s A Tornado.’”


She’s a Tornado

Bad ideas

2019/05/24
Del Fest
Cumberland, MD

The String Cheese Incident: Black Clouds w/ Billy Strings

2019/05/24 Cumberland, MD

The String Cheese Incident - Black Clouds (Feat. Billy Strings)

The String Cheese Incident live from The Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA, November 17, 2000.

Ramble On - The String Cheese Incident - 11/17/2000 Atlanta, GA

Happy Hour Hero

moe. is the preeminent progressive rock band on the music scene today—a quintet of world class musicians, whose creative output equals that of their longevity. In a remarkable career that has touched three decades and produced a discography of 24 albums, the Sugar Hill Records recording artist of Al Schnier and Chuck Garvey on guitars and vocals, Rob Derhak on bass and vocals, Jim Loughlin on percussion and vibes, and Vinnie Amico on drums, continue to push the standard for performance art higher and further.

Whether touring around the globe, headlining music festivals, or sharing the stage with such diverse acts as the Allman Brothers, Dave Matthews Band, The Who, Robert Plant, Government Mule, or Blues Traveler, among many others, what keeps moe. at the forefront of the music scene is not only the energy and vitality of their music and songwriting, but the showmanship in which it is delivered. Their music is clever, melodic, refined, filled with “ferocious guitar riffs” and “intricate rhythms” (Relix); their performances are entertaining, mesmerizing, and epic.

From their humble, inconspicuous beginnings as a local bar band in Buffalo, NY, to headlining Radio City Music Hall on New Year’s Eve, moe.’s journey has been one of hard work, perseverance, and dedication. Critical acclaim and a solid national and international fan base has resulted in a dedicated following that grows each year. Rolling Stone magazine named Chuck and Al among the top twenty new “guitar gods,” The pair have been featured in Guitar World and Modern Guitar, Jim and Vinnie in Drum!, and Rob in Bass Player. The renowned guitar play between Al and Chuck has become the stuff of legend. The exceptional vibe and percussion work by Jim is brilliant. The understated bass play by Rob is masterful. The seamless, efficiency of Vinnie’s drumming is extraordinary. Together, the five create a musical synergy greater than the sum of their parts.

The news about moe. keeps getting better, too, in the studio and on tour. A new album, their second on Sugar Hill Records, is set for a 2014 release. It follows the critically acclaimed 2012 release, What Happened To The LA LAs, and the 2010 Smash Hits, Volume One—a rerecording of some of moe.’s most endearing classics. The band’s tour schedule is extensive, playing in venues, intimate and grand, from NYC to LA, San Fran to Atlanta, Chi Town to Bean Town, from Tokyo to Toronto, and across the Atlantic to Paris, Amsterdam, London, Hamburg, and Milano. Long a featured act at music festivals, they’ve performed and headlined at the likes of Bonnaroo, All Good, and High Sierra, in the US, and Fuji Rock Festival in Japan, and Burg Herzberg in Germany, to name a few; yet made time to promote and perform at their own festivals—Summer Camp, Snoe.down, and moe.down.

By all accounts, for this “legendary jam band,” as Rolling Stone described them, moe. represents rock and roll at its best. Welcome news for the moe. faithful and the band’s ever-expanding fan base. Even better news for the world of rock and roll, for moe. is just hitting their creative stride.

Captain America

moe.

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