Video Live Performance

Fan-favorite St. Vincent charmed the crowd at Moogfest 2011 with "Surgeon," a combination of ethereal vocals and technical guitar and keyboard.

This performance was filmed on Saturday, October 29, 2011 at the The Thomas Wolfe Auditorium on the second night of Moogfest by The Tuned Inn.

Childish Gambino performs his track "Do Ya Like" off his 2010 album Culdesac. Unfortunately (yet obviously expected), sampled artist Adele did not join Mr. Gambino (aka Donald Glover) on stage for this live rendition. However, she was there in spirit and the crowd helped sing along.

Dan Deacon performances are about as difficult to explain as his music. Strange? No doubt. Chaotic? Without question. Unique? You betcha. I mean, how many electronic shows do you attend where the artist performs every song from the floor, crowd surfs, or encourages dance battles?

Brandt Brauer Frick bring their hybrid of contemporary classical and electronica to the Asheville Music Hall for a jaw-dropping performance that closed out the second night of Moogfest 2011. The German trio, already with quite the reputation overseas, certainly acquired a number of new fans from this particular performance.

Gold Panda takes his laptop and Akai sampler to the Moogfest stage to set the crowd off with the single "You" from his latest LP. Lucky Shiner received a ton of buzz when it dropped in 2010 and you'll see why when you watch this video of Gold Panda playing the lead track of this album.

This performance was shot on Sunday, October 30, 2011 at the Orange Peel in Asheville, NC on the last day of Moogfest by The Tuned Inn.

The Flaming Lips are known for their outrageous live shows and their performance at Moogfest 2011 did not disappoint. If you asked a dozen random fans from the crowd that night about the most memorable moment, you would probably hear 12 very different responses. Some of the highlights included Wayne Coyne's gigantic hands that momentarily "captured" the on-stage lasers (so he could fire them into the crowd), countless over-sized balloons launching into the crowd, and an unforgettable speech about the magic of Moogfest.

Dorit Chrysler is one of the few names that should follow any mention of the theremin. She is founder of the New York Theremin Society; frequently performs with mainstream artists such as Dinosaur Jr., Marilyn Manson, the Strokes, and Amon Tobin; and, quite simply, she is a master of the instrument. She gave a demo for the audience during the Moogaplex panel discussion, "Journey to the Center of the Theremin."

Amon Tobin wows a lively crowd at Moogfest 2011 with his visually spectacular show at the Asheville Civic Center Arena. "This is future music," one fan expressed to The Tuned Inn. We think you'll agree that this 'Best Live Act' nominated set (by the Association of Independent Music) brings a cutting-edge visual extravaganza that would fit well in just about any sci-fi flick.

The Drums unplug and play for a small & appreciative audience at this special secret show at Asheville's Harvest Records. In an atmosphere surrounding fans with vinyl and CDs, the Drums gave a unique performance of stripped-down, hardly electronic renditions. This song is entitled "Money" and is the first single off the new album, Portamento.

This performance was shot on Sunday, October 30, 2011 at Harvest Records in Asheville, NC on the last day of Moogfest by The Tuned Inn.

Umphrey's McGee, the Chicago-based progressive rock jam-band, opens up their 2-hour show at Moogfest 2011 with "Plunger".

This performance was shot on Sunday, October 30, 2011 at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville, NC on the last day of Moogfest by The Tuned Inn.