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Photo by @chandersonphoto Over the weekend, on Dec. 8 and 9, moe. brought their version of holiday cheer to The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y. In

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 Chuck Garvey displayed his resilience by singing "Hi and Lo"  for the first time since suffering a stroke in 2021 — a feat Denver Entertainment Hub described as “an epic night of music” — the band will return to the region this winter, appearing at a slate of intimate venues that were among the first to be canceled when the world took a pause in 2020.

Members from renowned bands, including Phish, The Meters, Grateful Dead, Furthur, and more, will converge at the Portland House of Music in Portland,

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 Park in San Diego on Thursday, January 18th, the tour charts a course up the Golden Coast, culminating in a significant two-night engagement at The Fillmore in San Francisco on Saturday, January 20th and Sunday, January 21st.

Moe. bandmates Al Schnier and Rob Derhak delivered a set of "moe.stly Acoustic" originals and choice covers at Denver's Globe Hall on Sunday.