Moon Taxi announces Silver Dream 2021 tour

New album 'Silver Dream' out now on CD/LP/Digital

Nashville-based alt-rock band Moon Taxi have announced their national headline Silver Dream tour.

The tour launches this month at the World Fair Park in Knoxville, TN and continues through the summer into the fall hitting venues such as New York City’s famed Webster Hall, The Ogden in Denver, Delmar Hall in St. Louis, and two nights at the brand new 2,200-capacity concert hall The Eastern in Atlanta, Georgia where the run will conclude over the Thanksgiving holiday.

The artist presale is now live where fans can sign up via the band’s email list to receive the presale code. *For current subscribers an email with the dates, info, and a presale code will automatically be sent.

PRESALE TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO RECEIVE PRESALE CODE AND PURCHASE TICKETS AT ridethemoontaxi.com/tour

Moon Taxi has thrived on the touring circuit for years, bringing their electric performances to Coachella, Austin City Limits, Bonnaroo, and beyond. The band also celebrated a career-defining moment as “Nashville’s own” in October ’17 when they performed at a two-night, sold-out run at the famed Ryman Auditorium earning praise from the Tennessean (“Moon Taxi evolves from ‘college project’ to rock stars”). Their music has been embraced as well by brands using their songs for many commercial and TV placements – from JEEP to Microsoft Surface Pro, McDonald’s, to BMW, along with landmark sporting events including the Olympics, MLB, NFL, and NHL and HBO Sports. Their songs are motivational and energizing, and they have become a “go-to” band for songs that inspire forging ahead.

MOON TAXI 2021 TOUR DATES

5/20 Knoxville, TN World Fair Park
5/21 Rougemont, NC Orange County Speedway
5/22 Roseland, VA Devils Backbone Brewing
6/19 Birmingham, AL Euphonious @ Birmingham Zoo
7/4 Charlotte, NC US National Whitewater Center
8/7 Louisville, KY Iroquois Amphitheater
8/13 Wilmington, NC Greenfield Lake Amphitheater #
8/14 Island of Palm, SC The Windjammer <
8/15 Island of Palm, SC The Windjammer <
8/25 Fayetteville, AR. George’s Majestic
8/26 Oklahoma City, OK The Jones Assembly
8/27 Kansas City, MO The Truman
8/28 Denver, CO Ogden
8/29 Aspen, CO Belly Up
9/02 Dallas, TX Granada Theatre
9/03 Austin, TX Emo’s
9/04 Houston, TX Warehouse Live
9/05 New Orleans, LA Joy Theatre
9/10 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
9/11 Covington, KY Madison Theater
9/14 Washington, DC 930 Club
9/15 Boston, MA Royale
9/16 New York, NY Webster Hall
9/19 Asbury Park, NJ Sea Hear Now Festival
9/22 Columbia, SC The Senate
9/23 North Augusta, SC Sharon Jones Amphitheater
9/24 Huntsville, AL Mars Music Hall
10/02 Memphis, TN Mempho Music Fest
10/09 Asheville, NC Salvage Station
10/28 Lexington, KY Manchester Music Hall
10/29 Detroit, MI The Majestic
10/30 Bloomington, IL The Castle Theatre
10/31 St. Louis, MO Delmar Music Hall
11/26 Atlanta, GA The Eastern <
11/27 Atlanta, GA The Eastern <

# Tickets on sale May 28
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In January 2021, Moon Taxi released their sixth full-length album, Silver Dream (BMG). The band, who has amassed over 240 million total U.S. streams to date, will be performing songs from the album, including “Say,” “Hometown Heroes,” “Light Up,” “One Step Away,” and “The Beginning” as well as material from their entire catalog.

Rolling Stone observed, “Over the last few years, Nashville’s Moon Taxi have worked their way up from Bonnaroo buzz-band to something approaching Kings of Leon country, playing a pleasingly cross-bred rock – a little indie, a little proggy, kinda poppy.”

NPR’s World Cafe praised the band’s “strong pop sense expressed through the soulful vocals of Trevor Terndrup and an experimental edge that connects it to synth-pop and electronic dance music.”

PopMatters said, “Moon Taxi’s offering of optimistic pop-rock serves well as an energy and mood booster…”

Moon Taxi is Trevor Terndrup (vocals, guitarist), Spencer Thomson (lead guitarist and producer), Wes Bailey (keyboardist), Tommy Putnam (bassist), and Tyler Ritter (drummer).