
Ahead of its 10th anniversary last year, Mo Lowda & the Humble released an eponymous album described as something that “visits some previously uncharted sonic territory for the band, while still providing the thoughtful, creative songwriting their fans have grown to love.”
The Philadelphia-based indie-rock outfit just played Denver’s Ogden Theatre for what turned out to be its biggest-ever headlining show, so if that’s a sign for tours to come, it’s very possible that Jannus Live could be where Jordan Caiola and friends will land the next time their in town.
For now, the band plays the somewhat intimate Floridian Social alongside Bright Light Social Hour, a rollocking Texas psych-rock outfit that has a long and loving history with the Bay area.
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This article appears in Apr 11-17, 2024.


