Moxy Früvous will appear in Hillsdale, NY on Saturday, July 27 and Sunday, July 28 for the Falcon Ridge Festival.

From the newsgroup:

On Saturday, July 27, Moxy will be playing a workshop called "Funny Tunes" on the Workshop Stage from 4:15 to 5:00. Their set is on the Main Stage from 6:30 to 7:20. On Sunday, they play a workshop called "Something Inside So Strong" on the Main Stage, from 6:00 to 7:00.

DIRECTIONS: I-90 East from Albany to Taconic State Parkway South. Exit at Route 23 East. Route 23 goes directly to Festival.
From the South, try I-87 to Route 23 East.
(Directions taken from alt.music.moxy-fruvous)
(Courtesy of moxy@passport.ca)

Thanks to Laurie Addenbrooke for this one:
• During the set... (from Sat. mainstage)
  Thanks to Scott Green for these:
• Fruvous listening to Greg Greenway singing (from Sat. afternoon workshop)
• Dave (from Sat. afternoon workshop)
• Murray (from Sat. afternoon workshop)
• Jian & Dave (from Sat. afternoon workshop)
• Jian (from Sat. afternoon workshop)
• Murray, with Mike singing "Thank You For Not Watching the Olympics" (from Sat. afternoon workshop)
• Dave on banjo (from Sat. evening mainstage)
• Murray on bass (from Sat. evening mainstage)
• Mike & Dave (from Sat. evening mainstage)
• Jian & Mike (from Sat. evening mainstage)
• Murray & Jian (from Sat. evening mainstage)
• Mike off the stage as Spidey (from Sat. evening mainstage)
• Mike takes on the crowd as Spidey (from Sat. evening mainstage)
• Jian w/ shaker (from Sat. evening mainstage)

First time at the Falcon Ridge for this Toronto based foursome. They have 2 albums on Warner Music Canada, BARGAINVILLE and WOOD. Their music is sprawling, complex, rousing and joyful, full of disparate influences and four part harmony to die for. Fruvous was born when four former high school chums took over a Toronto street corner with their wildly theatrical vocal-based street performance. They did it for fun having come from backgrounds in musical theatre, funk bands and folk. They say the style was born out of laziness: "We wanted a gig with no amps to carry so we learned to sing the whole works". Sing they did and a following began flocking to the corner to hear their musical theatre style satirizations of current events. They have since moved to real stages with amps, lights and big crowds. They have a new EP and are working on their third album. Moxy Fruvous is Michael Ford, vocals, acoustic guitar, and harmonia, Jean Ghomeshi, vocals, piano, guitars, and percussion, Murray Foster, vocals, bas and guitars, and David Matheson, vocals, banjo, accordion and guitar.