Hollow Moon, a new Indie-Psych-Pop band, will be performing their original music at the next Candlelight Concert.
In the online series hosted by Trinity United Methodist Church, the band will …
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Hollow Moon, a new Indie-Psych-Pop band, will be performing their original music at the next Candlelight Concert.
In the online series hosted by Trinity United Methodist Church, the band will begin their set at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 24.
A project that started over a year ago, Hollow Moon is based out of Hadlock and is composed of four artists: Georgy Yoder, Jonathan Isenhower, Conor Sisk, and Christian Powers. Separate, they have played in various rock bands from Seattle to Port Townsend and, as a band, they make for a melting pot of rockers.
The group has been working on and recording their first EP at Rainshadow Studios. They have been perfecting their first 13 songs for their upcoming live set with a goal to “break the shackles of the COVID blues and lead us back into the local live music scene and reignite the magic of our community.”
Listen to the band’s performance at trinityumcpt.org. The concert will also be simulcast on KPTZ FM 91.9.
A portion of the proceeds from the concert will go to the Habitat for Humanity, an organization that partners with people in the community to help them create a place to call home. Find more information at habitatejc.org.
