Moon Taxi to Play Fox Theatre, 3/17
The members of Moon Taxi are no strangers to the stage. Hailing from Nashville, the five-piece formed in 2006 and set out to conquer the Southeast with their unforgettable live set. Nine years later, they've amassed over one thousand shows and released two albums, Cabaret (2012) and Mountains Beaches Cities (2013). The latter landed the band their first National late-night television appearances on the Late Show with David Letterman and Conan as well as multiple commercial and TV placements including BMW, Nashville, MLB, NFL and HBO Sports to name a few. With a rabid fan base under their belts, they've upped the ante this year to become a festival favorite with recent performances at Bonnaroo, Governor's Ball, Wakarusa, Houston Free Press and upcoming appearances at Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits.
Endless hours on the road in support of Mountains Beaches Cities allowed for reflection and collaboration like never before. The band, who all split song-writing duties, found themselves sharing personal experiences with one another, opening up about relationships, and becoming very aware of how powerful the human bond can truly be. This realization is heard throughout Moon Taxi's third and most relatable album to date, Daybreaker. "To me it's an album about facing the unknown, starting something new and realizing that the relationships you have with other people are what get you through life," notes guitarist Spencer Thomson.
For more information, visit Moon Taxi's website at: http://ridethemoontaxi.com/.
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