Moga Family Band

Sat Sep 13 | Minimum age: All ages
Show time:6:30 PM Doors open:6:00 PM

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# EVENT ID: BE-MOGA

# Description

“moga means family”
The Moga Family Band is a powerhouse collective blending soulful vocals, jam-band-worthy musicianship, and pop-friendly hooks.
They are the new wave and trailblazers of contemporary blues music. Featuring the dynamic talents of Sister Emme Cannon (vocals), Uncle Eric Fortaleza (bass), Brother Jake Baynes (guitar), Cousin Cav Mims (keys), Papa Liam Hogan (drums), and Baby Owen Fader (vocals and sax), this family-inspired lineup aims to deliver the wildest sensory-overloaded live performance experience.
Everyone is welcome to the family! Come join the table and be part of what promises to be the biggest musical feast in history.
It takes a village to change the world. We just gave it a name: The Moga Family Band.

Marty Schwartz, or as he’s better known on the Internet, Marty Music has been the face of guitar education on the Internet for the last decade and a half. With over 4.5 million YouTube subscribers, over two billion video views, and a career longer than most rock bands, Marty has arguably taught more people how to play guitar than anyone else in the world. If the guitar is the “people’s instrument” then Marty is the “people’s instructor.” Marty has been a school music teacher, a private guitar instructor, and has cut his teeth touring in some serious rock bands. As a result, his approach to teaching guitar is far from formal. His love for the guitar is undeniable and he infuses every pupil with that same fire. Beginning his career early in YouTube’s history, Marty’s impact has grown as the platform has grown. As the role of the guitar has shifted in music throughout the years, Marty has remained a core voice of the culture. It’s clear that Marty has found his true calling as a guitar educator and he’ll undoubtedly continue to cultivate new and surprising guitar talents.

Patrons under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
MUST BE 21 TO PURCHASE A BAR STOOL
There is a two-drink minimum per show at the tables or a one-drink minimum at the bar. (Does not have to be alcohol)
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