Unplugged | Yes |
Cover band | No |
Members | 10 |
Downloads | – |
Dec / 2017 | • | Bread Shed | Manchester | |||
Nov / 2017 | • | Broadcast | Broadcast Glasgow, Glasgow, GB | |||
Nov / 2017 | • | Stramash | Stramash, Edinburgh, GB | |||
Nov / 2017 | • | West Street Live | West Street Live, Sheffield, GB | |||
Nov / 2017 | • | Bootleg Social | Bootleg Social, Blackpool, GB | |||
Nov / 2017 | • | Zanzibar | Liverpool | |||
Nov / 2017 | • | Cafe Indiependent | Scunthorpe | |||
Oct / 2017 | • | Dubin Castle | London | |||
Oct / 2017 | • | Blind Tiger | Bolton |
Combining drum & bass, reggae, hip-hop and dub-step, The Moods’ mighty music sparks off a contagious need to dance, underpinned, with real grit & substance. They are a band with plenty to say, singing and rapping with raw passion about the important stuff like war, famine, love, life and death. This is music for the head and the heart, “They will make you dance and then they’ll make you think”.
2018 was an unforgettable year for The Moods and their fans. The band wowed crowds in iconic venues up and down the country, adding legions of fans to The Moods’ family and have brought down the house at many festivals, sharing stages with the likes of Goldie, Ronnie Size, De La Soul, Dub Fx and Lowkey. They secured national radio airplay on BBC radio 6 for their summer single ‘Carnival’ and saw two of their tracks ‘Keep Your Powder Dry’ and ‘Kids Carry Guns’ hit the big screen when they featured on the soundtrack to British film ‘Strangeways Here We Come’.
After their first album ‘Missing Peace’ received critical success, being named album of the year for 2017 in The Morning Star, The Moods will be releasing their much anticipated follow up album in the spring of 2019 and this will be accompanied by their biggest UK tour to date. With European dates also on the horizon and numerous festival dates already confirmed, The Moods are ready to take their on stage party far and wide.