Moontricks at The Grove 2018
Year after year, the fellas of Moontricks continue to harbour those warm, Kootenay, home-grown sensations of feeling like you are HOME at The Grove. Originating from the small mountain town of Argenta, BC (only 2 hours from the farm), Moontricks‘ music is local, mountain inspired, and embodies so much of the soul that is Shambhala with their unique timeless sound; Grassroots blues, folk and soul meets cutting-edge, underground, electronic. With Nog Osiris on the Keys & Harmonica and Sean Rodman on Vocals, Guitar & Banjo, this talented duo have become a festival favourite and won 3 Kootenay Music Awards for 2017:
(1) Artist of the Year
(2) Song of the Year for “Home”
(3) Electronic Producer of the Year
Check out their recap from The Grove this year to bring back those special feelings of being with the farmily.
Moontricks at Shambhala Music Festival 2018
Our Shambhala Music Festival 2018 recap vid! Such a blast with all of you this year at the Grove 🌙This video features an unreleased remix by Shylow of our song 'Mountains' coming out on Westwood Recordings🎥: Rebel Cause Films#moontricks #shambhalamusicfestival
Posted by Moontricks on Saturday, October 6, 2018
Music: Moontricks – Mountains (Shylow Remix)
Film Credits: Rebel Cause Films
Banner Photo: Nik Molson
“Shambhala holds a special place in our hearts. A wonderful gathering of friends. Almost a family reunion of sorts” – Moontricks
Photo: Concert Socks
Photo: Concert Socks
What were your favourite moments from the festival this year?
Going down the slide into a bin of rubber chickens at The Village.
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- Photo: Nik Molson
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- Photo: Nik Molson
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- Photo: Nik Molson
How many Shambhala’s have you attended?
Been attending Shambs since we were teenagers. Attended Shambhala probably around 13 times and have played 6 years.
Photo: Nik Molson
What do you have to say about the stage you played at this year?
This year we played on the Grove as we often do. The vibe, the aesthetic, production were all extra on point his year. Special shout out to Hiedro on lights.
Photo: Caspian Kai
