After his successful debut album ‘Big Enough’ and the following tour, Mooneye dived into the studio at the end 2022 for his sophomore record. Frontman Michiel Libberecht wanted a return to the essence of the band: intimacy from an acoustic basis. Inspiration came from the America way of songwriting, with elements from folk and country while influenced by Kevin Morby, the acoustic Beck and the soundtrack of Ennio Morricone and Luppi. The end result is an astounding, varied and yet coherent album. Libberecht comes across more personally and shows himself to be a true storyteller. ‘This lies very close to I actually am’ he says. ‘With a broad musical pallet of what Mooneye is can evolve into’. How that will sound exactly, we will find out in February when the new record drops.

But the real Mooneye experience is enjoyed live. With new songs and hits like ‘Bright Lights’, ‘Fix The Heater’ and ‘Thinking About Leaving’, loved album track and well-oiled machine of a band, a musical highlight evening is assured. Last year Mooneye played an intimate show in our Cactus Café. It sold out in a flash. This is your warning!