Responding to the news that the Skull & Roses festival has been canceled, Bay Area psychedelic soul band Moonalice is offering free entry to its shows in the San Francisco Bay Area over 4/20weekend to fans who sign up and bring a Skull & Roses ticket.

“Skull & Roses was a fantastic festival and we were lucky to play there many times. The festival and its fans deserved a much happier ending,” said Moonalice’s Roger McNamee. “We think the right thing to do is give folks who had S&R tickets free entry to our shows on April 18, 19, and 20.”

As a band deeply committed to making a positive impact on our planet, we're excited to announce our collaboration with One Tree Planted, a fantastic non-profit organization dedicated to global reforestation efforts.

We believe in the power of music to inspire change, and we want to use our platform to help create a greener, more sustainable world. That's why we've launched our "One Follow = One Tree Planted" initiative on Spotify!

Here's how it works:

Jam in the Van has an RV. Bands have to set up and record inside the van. The T’s were under the weather, so the rest of us went to the San Jose Convention Center and squeezed into the RV. (It would never have worked with ten!) Our first take was great, but the hard drive crashed, so we played the set again. It was really fun!

1. Love Peace & Happiness
2. Old & Proud
3. Time Has Come Today

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3_1H1POTu9A&feature=youtu.be

Acoustic Guitar magazine asked us to show off some old guitars and play a couple of songs. It worked out really well. We played Nick of Time and Woo Woo. We hope you like this …