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MOE. IN CONCERT:
When it comes to taking risks on stage, few bands lay it all on the line like beloved jam rockers moe. Whether they're tackling fan favorites like "Plane Crash" or whipping up a creative cover of Paul Simon's "Late in the Evening", moe. remain rigorously dedicated to live improvisation and experimentation, delivering their sets with a sense of humor and showmanship that make them one of the most entertaining acts in the business. Festival favorites who've played Bonnaroo five times and counting, moe. continue to deliver the jams on their fun-filled tours.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Moe. was formed by a group of University of Buffalo students who got together in 1989 to perform at a friend's Halloween party. They continued to play together over the next several years, and in 1992 they released their debut album Fatboy. The band's impressive live shows helped establish them in the New York region, and by the time their 1994 sophomore album Headseed was released the members had all quit their day jobs and relocated to Albany to focus on the project full-time. The band continued to release solid albums, and by the '00s they were appearing to adoring throngs at Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo, where their 2002 set earned them a Jammy Award (the jam band equivalent of a Grammy). Moe. released their 11th studio album No Guts, No Glory! in 2014, and they continue to create plenty of on-the-fly magic on their unforgettable tours.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"This was an incredible performance by a group of extremely talented musicians. They seemed passionate about giving a great show to their fans and played a very long set that never had a dull moment."
"Typical moe., Tons of Energy, Awesome Jams and the Buddha was there with full on horns to compliment the songs.
"moe. never disappoints. Cookin Songs. Heavy Jammin'. This is all you need to know."
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Damn!!!! The show was fantastic. Loved every minute. If I didn't have plans for tonight my butt would be back at the Casino dancing away just like last night. Can't wait until they come back again.
This was by far my most favorite moe. show. I wish there was something more I could say about it but everything was my favorite. I loved the music selection the set list was great and even included a New York City which I thought they only played when they were actually in NYC so that was a very welcome surprise. I know they had recently gotten a new lighting designer and many of my moe. buddies were less than impressed but I have to say he really stepped up his game that night because even I noticed how cool the lights were and I usually dance with my eyes closed. The jams were spectacular, and the crowd was enthusiastic and really nice. All in all it was an incredible evening and completely worth it.
Overall, show was awesome! The lighting show was great, song selection was great, although I wished Moe. would have played some of my other favorite songs....but I know they can't play everything....the one and only thing I did not like about the concert is the fact that the HOB in Mytle Beach does not have a non-smoking policy. It really isn't fair for those of us who hate or can't stand being around smoke to have to sit in a concert with that around us. I am somewhat allergic to smoke, therefore, I had major sinus problems the next day, not to mention my clothing smelled terrible. I think the HOB should start helping those of us who do care about our lungs by implementing the non-smoking policy.
Great show, had a blasty blast. Definitley have to check them out! :)
incredible music, good light show, nice small venue. They played for 4 HOURSSSS
Best version of Timmy Tucker I have heard. It was also great to hear some old stuff like Akimbo and 32 things. GREAT show!
This was in the top 10 of my all time shows. Not kidding, and i have been to a lot! All bands involed were killer.
Many .rons will claim moe. peaked several years ago. This may or may not be true, however you are cheating yourself a great music experience by skipping out on this band. If what you crave is a band that truly cares about the show it puts on and consistently delivers, moe. is your band. moe. continues its tradition of playing songs to appease the masses and sneaking enough old school in to keep its most loyal fans coming back. Ratdog, on the other hand, is a nostalgic act at best. Rather than delivering a set packed with Bob Weir's Grateful Dead standards, Bobby and Ratdog instead deliver sets where the majority of the songs are (were?) Jerry's. Ratdog can bring the house down, and when they bust into an old school Bobby song and find a nice jam its worth the price of admission. But the current Ratdog lineup does far too much noodling for a non-diehard Dead/Bobby fan to really enjoy the show.
Thank god for Bob Weir still truckin through life playin the music we all love. Wat a footprint he made at the Masquerade!
I really enjoyed myself. We could not have had better weather for such an event! Mr. Bobby Weir and Ratdog were amazing. They played all my old favorites and had the crowd going insane. Moe is always exciting and cheerful. And late night with Pgroove was the best topping on any cake!
what an amazing experience ! Wow, Wow, Wow !!!!!!
This was a great show and the venue was just perfect...not too big, easy to get food and drinks and the sound was awesome.
What a great show! Bob Weir playing with Moe. and Al playing with Ratdog, can't get much better than that! Thank you for what you brought us this past weekend!
This was my first time at the Masquerade (outside)..... what a great hidden gem..... it had the feel of a music festival in the heart of Atlanta...... the weather was perfect.... and The music was great. In my opinion MOE was the Highlight!!!!! They simply BROUGHT IT! Ratdog was not on their game..... the tempo seemed to stay the same throughout....very little dynamics and low energy...... That being said..... if they held it again...... I would be there.... OVERALL a really great Time!!!! DO IT AGAIN NEXT YEAR!!!!! PEACE!!!!
The show was GREAT! Didn't know too much about Moe before going to the show. I was really surprised. They where wonderful. Someone i would diffently go see again. And of course, what can I say about Bobby that hasn't already been said. He is outstanding!!! I have seen Ratdog several times and always have the best times at the shows. Jerry would be proud!
That was #32 for me and when they broke into 32 things I almost lost it. From there it was just mayhem. For example, never seen Al standing on a monitor soloing to the crowd (w/wild abandon). Then leaping over the monitor and "facing off" for minutes with Chuck trading solo's back and forth - whoooooooish! Makes my head spin thinking about it 3 nights later. All I can say is "thanks" for making me realize why I've followed this band so intently for 8+ years now. I only have regrets for not "getting it" before 2001. Don't miss them if they pop into a venue near you!!
This was my first time seeing moe. and they really impressed me. Great jams, great songs, great crowd and great weather. Can't wait 'til they come back to Atlanta!
The show had a wonderful vibe. The lot was chill and everyone seemed to be having a good time. Moe was awsome as usual and I just love seeing Ratdog.
Moe jammed tooooooo much. rat dog brought it home! they ARE the jam. Prepetual groove had awesome energy, masquerade venu has too many restrictions.
Great show , perfect weather, I'm a MOE fan for life !!!
