For more than 30 years, the band moe. has garnered critical acclaim for its exploratory musical improvisation along with members’ unfettered knack for both showmanship and songcraft.

The key to the jam band’s longevity can be credited to having never performed a song the same way twice and the camaraderie among its members, which includes founders Al Schnier (guitars/vocals), Chuck Garvey (guitars/vocals), and Rob Derhak (bassist/vocals) as well as longtime members Vinnie Amico (drums), Jim Loughlin (percussion) and Nate Wilson (keyboards).

It’s also reflected in the band’s passionate fanbase, aptly named, “Famoe.ly.”

On Wednesday, July 10, moe. will be bringing its unique style and mind-bending musicality to
Bethlehem for a standing room only performance at Levitt Pavilion.

I recently spoke with Amico about the band’s upcoming performance. We also discuss songwriting, what it was like touring and hanging out backstage with Robert Plant of Led
Zeppelin, and more in this new interview.

What can moe. fans expect from your upcoming performance at Levitt Pavilion?

Vinnie Amico: Well, you’re going to get a high-powered set of rock and roll. We’ve been working a lot this year and playing better than ever. We’re also back in the studio putting together some new music. You’ll hear music from across our catalog. It’ll be a really good show.

You can read the rest of my Morning Call interview with Vinnie Amico by Clicking Here!