MOE.

moe. have had a remarkable career, laying down their exquisite grooves and jams for over three decades, producing an incredible discography of 24 albums. Featuring Al Schnier (guitars, vocals), Chuck Garvey (guitars/vocals), Rob Derhak (bass, vocals), Jim Loughlin (percussion, vibes) and Vinnie Amico (drums), the members are all incredibly talented musicians, with this acknowledged by various music magazines including Rolling Stone, Guitar World, Drum Magazine and Bass Player. The band released their initial records independently, on their label, Fatboy Records, although since 2012, they have made releases on the Sugar Hill imprint.

The band began life in 1989, when after encouragement from a friend, they performed at a small bar for a halloween show. A year later, they began to pursue the act seriously, going on to release their debut album in 1992, titled "Fatboy." Since their debut, they have gone from strength to strength, releasing a steady stream of albums to a positive reception, as well as embarking on extensive tours and becoming favorites on the nation's festival circuit. Despite playing as a band for 30 years, they continued to release critically acclaimed albums, including 2012's "What Happened to the La Las" and 2014's "No Guts, No Glory." If anything, there long career has seen their musicianship develop to impressive heights.

moe. have released several live albums, reflecting their astounding performances at venues around the world, including the Netherlands, Japan, Canada, Paris and the UK. They have headlined several festivals, including Bonnaroo, Burg Herzberg and Fuji Rock Festival, as well as curating their own Summer Camp festival. They have shared the stage with the likes of the Allman Brothers, Dave Matthews Band, The Who, Robert Plant, Blues Traveler and Government Mule, constantly being at the forefront of the music scene for over three decades.