Canadian electro-folk duo Moontricks to play The Hive

By Reader Staff

Hailing from the rustic Kootenay Mountains of the Canadian West, electro-folk duo Moontricks could be the perfect blend of music inspired by the natural world infused with electronic elements. The term “technicolor campfire” has been used to describe their music, with tracks steeped in tradition and polished with a futuristic sheen.

Nathan Gurley and Sean Rodman are Moontricks. Courtesy photo.

The duo Nathan Gurley and Sean Rodman mix organic folk, roots rock and old-time blues with modern electronic production, breathing a cool new vibe into all those genres.

Their breakout hit “Home” has topped more than 10 million streams online and other tracks have made it to soundtracks for shows on Netflix and Fox Sports.

Moontricks will play The Hive at 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 18. Schweitzer passholders can enter for $20 the day of the show. Buy tickets online at livefromthehive.com.

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