Upcoming Concerts

  • Jun 10
    Saturday Stream
    Howling Moon Studio, CA
  • Jun 24
    STREAM BROADCAST: The Center for the Arts (6/2 Show)
    Grass Valley, CA
  • Jul 21
    Summer Concerts on the Green
    Novato, CA
  • Jul 28
    Southeast Alaska Fair
    Haines, AK
  • Jul 29
    Southeast Alaska Fair
    Haines, AK
  • Aug 04
    Salmonfest
    Ninilchik, AK
  • Aug 05
    Salmonfest
    Ninilchik, AK
  • Aug 06
    Salmonfest
    Ninilchik, AK
  • Aug 18
    Oakland A's Jerry Garcia Night @ Oakland Coliseum
    Oakland, CA
Jun 10
Saturday Stream - Howling Moon Studio, CA
Jun 24
STREAM BROADCAST: The Center for the Arts (6/2 Show) - Grass Valley, CA
Jul 21
Summer Concerts on the Green - Novato, CA
Jul 28
Southeast Alaska Fair - Haines, AK
Jul 29
Southeast Alaska Fair - Haines, AK
Aug 4
Salmonfest - Ninilchik, AK
Aug 5
Salmonfest - Ninilchik, AK
Aug 6
Salmonfest - Ninilchik, AK
Aug 18
Oakland A's Jerry Garcia Night @ Oakland Coliseum - Oakland, CA

Moonalice News

  • Let's Rock The World One Tree At A Time!
  • Commemorating the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival!!!
  • Moonalice Minute: Lester & Dylan Chambers (Episode 1)
  • Acoustic Guitar reviews Full Moonalice, Volume 2!!
  • Moonalice plays a set on Jam In The Van
  • Glide Magazine interviews Pete Sears!
  • Acoustic Guitar Magazine: Barry, Roger and T’s play Nick and Woo Woo
  • PopMatters: Bottlerock Napa review … featuring Moonalice
  • Moonalice Will Not Play Indoors Until Further Notice
  • Bottlerock Napa 2022: Photos by Bob Minkin
Let's Rock The World One Tree At A Time!
Commemorating the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival!!!
Moonalice Minute: Lester & Dylan Chambers (Episode 1)
Acoustic Guitar reviews Full Moonalice, Volume 2!!
Moonalice plays a set on Jam In The Van
Glide Magazine interviews Pete Sears!
Acoustic Guitar Magazine: Barry, Roger and T’s play Nick and Woo Woo
PopMatters: Bottlerock Napa review … featuring Moonalice
Moonalice Will Not Play Indoors Until Further Notice
Bottlerock Napa 2022: Photos by Bob Minkin

What To Watch (Archive)

  • Jun 2, 2023 / The Center for the Arts (Grass Valley)
    According to Moonalice legend, June is a month to celebrate personal freedom. The truth is that we should...
  • Apr 15, 2023 / Saturday Stream (Howling Moon Studio)
  • May 24, 2023 / Black Tie & Tie Dye Happening @ GAMH (San Francisco)
    According to Moonalice legend, our tribe has a long relationship with HealthRIGHT 360. It started long a...
  • May 26, 2023 / BottleRock Festival (Napa Valley)
    According to Moonalice legend, Bottlerock is an oasis … a refuge in challenging times. It is a reminde...
  • May 27, 2023 / Concert for KPFZ @ Cache Creek Winery (Clearlake Oaks)
  • May 6, 2023 / Saturday Stream (Howling Moon Studio)
  • May 13, 2023 / Saturday Stream (Howling Moon Studio)
  • Apr 23, 2023 / Skull & Roses Festival V (Ventura)
    According to Moonalice legend, we gather here in Ventura to enjoy the music of the Grateful Dead and the ...
  • Jun 3, 2023 / Sweetwater Music Hall (Mill Valley)
    According to Moonalice legend, this is Pride Month around the world. Just so you know know, every month i...
  • Apr 20, 2023 / 420 Gathering of the Tribe @ The Chapel! (San Francisco)
    According to Moonalice legend, today is the highest holy day in the tribal calendar. This is a particular...
Jun 2, 2023 / The Center for the Arts (Grass Valley)
According to Moonalice legend, June is a month to celebrate personal freedom. The truth is that we should...
Apr 15, 2023 / Saturday Stream (Howling Moon Studio)
May 24, 2023 / Black Tie & Tie Dye Happening @ GAMH (San Francisco)
According to Moonalice legend, our tribe has a long relationship with HealthRIGHT 360. It started long a...
May 26, 2023 / BottleRock Festival (Napa Valley)
According to Moonalice legend, Bottlerock is an oasis … a refuge in challenging times. It is a reminde...
May 27, 2023 / Concert for KPFZ @ Cache Creek Winery (Clearlake Oaks)
May 6, 2023 / Saturday Stream (Howling Moon Studio)
May 13, 2023 / Saturday Stream (Howling Moon Studio)
Apr 23, 2023 / Skull & Roses Festival V (Ventura)
According to Moonalice legend, we gather here in Ventura to enjoy the music of the Grateful Dead and the ...
Jun 3, 2023 / Sweetwater Music Hall (Mill Valley)
According to Moonalice legend, this is Pride Month around the world. Just so you know know, every month i...
Apr 20, 2023 / 420 Gathering of the Tribe @ The Chapel! (San Francisco)
According to Moonalice legend, today is the highest holy day in the tribal calendar. This is a particular...

Music

Set 2

VIDEO COMING
Nov 1
Harpers Ferry - Allston, MA
Oct 27
Nelson Ledges Quarry Park - Garrettsville, OH
Oct 26
The Thirsty Ear - Columbus, OH
Oct 25
Martyrs - Chicago, IL
Oct 24
Shank Hall - Milwaukee, WI
Oct 22
DeYoung Museum • Golden Gate Park - San Francisco, CA
Oct 21
The Mobius - Ashland, OR
Oct 20
The Mobius - Ashland, OR
Oct 19
Nectar Lounge - Seattle, WA
Oct 18
The Goodfoot - Portland, OR
Nov 3
Mexicali Blues - Teaneck, NJ
Nov 4
Rams Head - Annapolis, MD
Dec 8
The Fillmore - San Francisco, CA
Jan 8
Wilda Marston Theater - Anchorage, AK
Jan 9
Wilda Marston Theater - Anchorage, AK
Jan 11
The Sitzmark - Girdwood, AK
Jan 12
The Sitzmark - Girdwood, AK
Feb 6
Redstone Room - Davenport, IA
Feb 7
The Maintenance Shop - Ames, IA
Feb 8
Cabooze - Minneapolis, MN
Nov 2, 2007
Inter-Media Arts Center IN HUNTINGTON, NY
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Who Was There?
According to Moonalice legend, the great patriot George Washington was a member of the tribe. Everyone knows he was a Mason and our first president, but his role in the Moonalice legend has been obscured by the passage of time. It turns out that after chopping down the cherry tree and not lying about it, George was sent off to spend some time with the Moonalice tribe in Northern Virginia. They taught him how to be a farmer - a hippie, if you will - and George went on to a distinguished career as a plantation owner. Contrary to popular wisdom, the Washington plantation was devoted the cultivation of America's most important indigenous crop, hemp. Given the critical nature of hemp in the economy of the period, it was natural that a hippie such as Washington would be put in charge of first the army and then the country as a whole. While people were less uptight in those days than they are today, they nonetheless used a code to let the general know when they were in need of additional hemp products. The code, which is still in use today, was brilliant in its simplicity. If you needed supplies, you put up a sign that said, "George Washington slept here." Judging by the signs around Huntington, demand for hemp products appears to be very strong.

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Click the "I was there!" link above to mark your attendance for this show. If video archive is available, click "Launch Video" on the left the watch and add the show to your Couch Tour!

2007-11-02 @ Inter-Media Arts Center