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Aidan Moyer

Aidan Moyer

Aidan Moyer is a Philadelphia-based freelance writer, illustrator, comics and music historian, and graduate of Pratt Institute. He spends time in Brooklyn as a backing vocalist and drummer in a garage band, and is currently illustrating a graphic novel history of the Dark Horse Tour.

Glory Days: Beanie Springsteen shines in the ‘70s and Oscar winner Springsteen takes to the streets of Philadelphia in the ‘90s © Aidan Moyer
Festival, Music, ReviewsSeptember 27, 2024<September 27, 2024

“Greetings, Asbury Park!”: Springsteen Conjures ’70s Shoreside Magic at 2024’s Sea.Hear.Now Festival

Dhani Harrison and Mereki Beach trade vocals on their co-write “Ghost Garden” for the INNERSOUNDSTAGE live concert © Aidan Moyer
Concerts, Music, ReviewsSeptember 5, 2024<September 5, 2024

Wonderful Light, We Set the Scene: Dhani Harrison Takes the INNERSOUNDSTAGE

In a sprawling 5-hour collection, with no less than 6 versions of each song from the original tracklist, the new ‘Mind Games’ deluxe set favorably contextualizes a hidden gem of John Lennon’s solo catalog. © Aidan Moyer
Music, ReviewsAugust 28, 2024<October 9, 2025

We Can Shake It With Love When We’re Scared: John Lennon’s ‘Mind Games’ Box Set Review

Pop pioneers, stage musical mavens, now hologram heroes - ABBA take to the virtual stage in London’s ABBA Voyage © Aidan Moyer
Music, ReviewsAugust 26, 2024<August 26, 2024

Without a Song or Dance, What Are We? The ABBA Voyage Experience

I can feel your power: 'Deadpool & Wolverine' sees Ryan Reynolds joined by Hugh Jackman, clad for the first time in a comic book cowl and ballistic unitard © Aidan Moyer
Music, ReviewsAugust 20, 2024<August 20, 2024

No End and No Beginning: Inside the ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Soundtrack

Outlaw Music Festival 2024 © Aidan Moyer
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Seen a Shooting Star Tonight: 2024’s Outlaw Music Festival Rocks New Jersey

Three Hands Clapping: Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney and Denny Laine circa 1974. They remained the core trio of Wings until the band’s dissolution in 1981. © Aidan Moyer
Features, Music, ReviewsJune 20, 2024<June 20, 2024

Sentimental Jamboree: A Paul McCartney 82nd Birthday Celebration

Train's Pat Monahan © Aidan Moyer
Features, Interviews, MusicJune 11, 2024<June 11, 2024

Something ‘Bout it Feels like Home: An Interview with Pat Monahan of Train

Sean Ono Lennon and James McCartney originally shared this selfie in August of 2018, captioned “peekaboo.” McCartney held a guitar under his arm, forecasting their recent collaboration for his forthcoming album © Aidan Moyer
Columns, Music, Today's SongApril 27, 2024<April 27, 2024

Another Lennon-McCartney Original: James McCartney Teams with Sean Ono Lennon on “Primrose Hill”

Dhani Harrison: Montage of stills from Joel Kazuo Knoerschild’s “I.C.U” music video, featuring the Celtic rune Ægishjálmur, which translates as magic helmet or “Helm of Awe” © Aidan Moyer
Columns, Music, Today's SongFebruary 10, 2024<February 9, 2024

Today’s Song: Dhani Harrison Takes a Mystical Celtic Stroll on “I.C.U”

Billy Joel at 21, standing in Cold Spring Harbor; 28, stratospheric success with ‘The Stranger’; 44, eyeing pop retirement; 74, turning the lights back on. “Thirteen albums was good enough for the Beatles, it’s good enough for me!” © Aidan Moyer
Features, Music, ReviewsFebruary 7, 2024<February 7, 2024

Sooner or Later it Comes Down to Fate: Billy Joel’s “Turn the Lights Back On” Marks a Triumphant Return

Dhani Harrison collage © Aidan Moyer
Features, Interviews, MusicJanuary 7, 2024<January 8, 2024

The River Flows At Its Own Speed: An Interview With Dhani Harrison

Re-Framing the Rock Hall © Aidan Moyer
Essays, Music, ReviewsNovember 15, 2023<January 6, 2024

Wenner’s Reckoning: Re-Framing the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Now and Then: The Long and Winding Road to the Last Beatles Song © Aidan Moyer
Features, Music, ReviewsNovember 2, 2023<January 6, 2024

Now and Then: The Long and Winding Road to the Last Beatles Song

John Mayer © Aidan Moyer
Concerts, Essays, Music, ReviewsOctober 30, 2023<January 6, 2024

Guilty Pleasures? There’s No Such Thing: A Defense of John Mayer

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