SUZI MOON, one of the fastest rising punk acts today, has announced a month-long tour supporting the legendary AGENT ORANGE. This tour is announced on the heels of Moon announcing a spring tour with THE QUEERS and a slot on this year’s Punk Rock Bowling Festival. With this endless touring, along with the massive success of Suzi’s debut […]
SUZI MOON, one of the fastest rising punk acts today, has announced a month-long tour supporting the legendary AGENT ORANGE. This tour is announced on the heels of Moon announcing a spring tour with THE QUEERS and a slot on this year’s Punk Rock Bowling Festival.
With this endless touring, along with the massive success of Suzi’s debut LP and 2 EPs, she is available for podcasts, features, and other press! Suzi has loads of availability for phone, email, and Zoom interviews before she heads out for months and months of touring.
In addition to these newly announced U.S. dates, Suzi and the band will be heading over the Europe this summer to play a number of festivals such as Rebellion Festival, BrakRock Festival, Punk Rock Holiday, and more.
Last year Suzi released her debut LP, “Dumb & In Luv,” to huge support from fans, press, and industry alike. These songs have already been heard on Little Steven’s Underground Garage, Rodney Bingenheimer in the Underground Garage, SiriusXM’s Faction Punk station, and many FM radio stations around the country.
“Dumb & In Luv” pulls on several important themes in Moon’s life such as love, heartbreak, family, and more. For example, the title track is about how love can make us “stupid, irrational, crazy” while being the driving force behind everything we do while a song like “Family Memories” is about Moon’s grandmother who passed away in 2019.
“Dumb & In Luv” was written and mostly recorded before Moon’s EPs, but it is precisely what you’d expect from Suzi – 100% catchy rock n roll. Suzi enlisted the help of producer Davey Warsop (Sharp/Shock, Suedehead, Beat Union) and mixed/mastered by Mass Giorgini (Squirtgun/Screeching Weasel) to help bring the songs to life and tweak the songs to perfection.
Moon’s first two EPs “Call The Shots” and “Animal,” saw her music appear on Sirius XM, Iggy Pop’s BBC Radio program, over 30 terrestrial radio stations, in magazines around the world, and much more – “Dumb & In Luv” is Moon’s debut LP that firmly cements her, as Vive Le Rock aptly coined her, “The new queen of punk rock.”