“The Nomads are an instrumental ensemble that play hypnotic grooves, borrowing from Ethiopian jazz and Latin rhythms. This is music for the soul and the feet.”

“The Nomads are John Meloy (saxophone), Adrian Clarke (guitar), Roger Yamashita (bass), John Butorac (percussion) & Steve Jones (percussion).”

Honey Moon has the distinction of hosting the longest running Open Mic series in Bellingham. Our weekly Wednesday host Ivan Sandomire is curating a new monthly showcase featuring performers from the Open Mic nights. We hope you’ll come out and enjoy these longer sets from our Open Mic community. 8pm

Join us for an evening of wonderful sounds courtesy of Augie Ballew and Friends. Augie is a fine local musician with exemplary guitar skills. He and his friends make for a lineup not to miss. 8pm

Tonight we welcome Harbor Seal for their Honey Moon debut. 8pm

“ Fronted by open mic hero and resident wordsmith Ceal Lubin, Harbor Seal is serious about silliness, serving up greasy spoonfuls of goofy rock n roll driven by catchy choruses, power pop chord progressions, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics.”

Nashville Tn. based performers Zach Bryson and Marina Madden are dropping in tonight to share their wonderful music. Sharing the bill with locals Ledford and McLaughlin. Expect an evening of quality songs and performances in our cozy listening space. 8pm

Join Kian Dye every last Thursday of the month for our Bluegrass Jam. The format will be a mixture of performance and open jam. Bring a instrument and play with us. 7:30pm

Tonight we welcome traveling songwriter and performer Jennica Tamler. 8pm

“Jennica Tamler is a Pittsburgh, PA-based singer, songwriter, and musician whose work is a reflection of her more than decade-long journey as a seasonal laborer and traveler.

Drawing inspiration from the vulnerability and uncertainty of a life on the road, Jennica’s lyrics capture both the beauty and strife inherent to a life marked by physical instability and constant change. Jennica's performances are characterized by her haunting, distinctive vocals, and by a dynamic, expansive, gritty sound. She has been likened to artists such as Angel Olsen, Julien Baker and Florence and the Machine, with a little hint of Townes Van Zandt.”

Tonight we welcome Generifus for a Honey Moon debut.” 8pm

Generifus is the music project of Washington State native Spencer Sult. Beginning in 2005, Sult has written, recorded and released around twenty LPs, Eps, Singles and Compilations. Generifus has toured the USA multiple times and Japan once via car, train,Greyhound bus and plane.”

For as far back as we can remember The Shadies played every Tuesday at the Moon. The Shadies have drifted near and far but Andy Rick will be bringing Shadies Not Shadies to the Moon for a brand new old time experience. If you like old time country stringband music this is your jam. Music will begin at 8:30.

We hope you’ll join us for the next installment of Pacific Corner Poets Open Mic, a recurring series which will take place every third Thursday each month. We encourage all poets to come and share their work. Readings begin at 5:30.

Cats like us are in the Moon Room tonight bringing with them wonderful sounds you’ll enjoy!

“Cats Like Us is a rockin’ band from Bellingham WA playing original rock//punk/new-wave plus rockin rockers  spanning the 1970’s to the 2020’s.”

This is a problem we’re happy to have. These young jazzers are sure to entertain you on a cool September night. 8pm

The Problem was formed as an official collaboration between some of the youngest freelance jazz musicians in Bellingham! The Problem is meant to act as an outlet for the creativity and musicianship of our members, and to bring Whatcom and Skagit Counties high quality music while growing the local scene for young musicians.

Tonight we feature Samuel Carlton in our listening space for the first time. He’s a multi-instrumentalist songwriter and performer and Bellingham neighbor. Please come out and make him feel welcome! 8pm

Our friends Annie and Pete are back tonight! The Best Intentions are a condensed version of Hot Damn Scandal with a heartbeat all their own. Pete’s songs are theatrical, clever, and just gloomy enough to stir a little trouble without leaving one feeling low. Annie is all brass and sass. A Diva with a musical saw. 8pm

John Swanke is one of Bellingham’s more unique and original musical artists. His improvisational approach to folk music is very jazz-like. His inspiration often comes from the land which surrounds us aligning him with the visual arts as well. John has a new release he’s calling Horizon Line. We are celebrating tonight. Joining John is Sean Curtis Patrick. 8pm

Jeff has a new album featuring our friend Hannah Wyatt. They will be here to celebrate and perform these new songs. Come enjoy the festivities! 8pm

“Jeffrey Scott Mack is a Singer-Songwriter from the Pacific Northwest. His musical landscapes are set in the dark, evergreen forests of Washington State.”

Who’s got a yodeling cowboy singer on the bill tonight? Well, we do and he is among the best. If you like your music old fashioned and heartfelt come on down to the Moon. 8pm

Join Kian Dye every last Thursday of the month for our Bluegrass Jam. The format will be a mixture of performance and open jam. Bring a instrument and play with us. 7:30pm

Get ready for a full night of original local music featuring the marvelous singer songwriters Hannah Wyatt, Natural Israel and Matney Cook. 8pm

Hot Tomatoes are back! Join us for Bellingham’s premier hot jazz combo. 8pm