The band moe. announced today that they will bring back their music festival moe.down in 2026, marking the event’s first occurrence since 2020.

The festival will return to its traditional multi-day format at a location to be announced in the coming months. moe.down ran annually from 2000 to 2019 before going on hiatus.

Band members expressed enthusiasm about reviving the festival after the extended break. “We’ve been planning this return for a while and can’t wait to share what we have in store,” said guitarist Al Schnier in a statement released this morning.

moe.down previously featured dozens of bands across multiple stages, combining jam bands, rock acts, and various other performers. The 2026 edition is expected to follow a similar booking approach.

Ticket sales and lineup announcements are scheduled for early 2026. The band plans to release additional details about camping options, vendor participation, and festival amenities in the coming weeks.

The original moe.down took place at Snow Ridge Ski Resort in Turin, New York for most of its run. Organizers have not confirmed whether the festival will return to that venue or relocate to a different site.

moe. continues to tour regularly and released their most recent studio album in 2024. The band will perform several dozen concerts in 2025 before hosting moe.down the following summer.

Stay tuned to Breaking And Entering for even more festival news and lineup announcements.