moe. have announced a short run of performances for the remainder of 2022. The 10-stop schedule shared by the band is comprised of previous festival announcements and a handful of newly announced dates.
After an appearance at Sumer Camp Music Festival in Chillicothe, Ill. in late May, a set at HarborFest in Norfolk, Va. on June 10, and a gig at City Bisco 2022 in Philadelphia, the band will embark on a short run of shows beginning with a free concert as a part of Empire State Plaza Concert Series in Albany, N.Y., on July 6.
They’ll head to Buffalo, N.Y., for a show at Buffalo Outer Harbor on July 7, before popping up at Levitate Music Festival in Marshfield, Mass. Then, moe. will perform on The Beach Stage in Seaside Heights, N.J., on July 9.
Following an extended summer hiatus, they will return to the road on Sept. 2. moe. will then play a gig at Jay Peak Resort before heading upstate to jam at Adirondack Independence Music Festival in Lake George, N.Y., on Sept. 3. The tour’s final stop will see the band pop up in St. Helena, Calif., at Blue Note at the Charles Krug Winery on Sept. 23.
The newly announced dates will feature special guests Nate Wilson of Percy Hill on keys and guitarist Suke Cerulo of Schleigho. moe. shared the news yesterday, coupled with an update on Chuck Garvey’s current condition after suffering from a stroke in November. Read the full story here.
For more information, visit moe.org.
See the full tour schedule below.
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moe. 2022 Summer Tour:
May 26 – Sumer Camp Music Festival – Chillicothe, Ill.
June 10 – HarborFest – Norfolk, Va.
June 18 – City Bisco 2022 – Philadelphia
July 6 – Empire State Plaza Concert Series – Albany, N.Y.
July 7 – Buffalo Outer Harbor – Buffalo, N.Y.
July 8 – Levitate Music Festival – Marshfield, Mass.
July 9 – Live at the Heights, The Beach Stage – Seaside Heights, N.J.
Sept. 2 – Jay Peak Resort – Jay, Vt.
Sept. 3 – Adirondack Independence Music Festival – Lake George, N.Y.
Sept. 23 – Blue Note at the Charles Krug Winery – St. Helena, Calif.
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