The Moondoggies are an American band that hails from the misty woodlands and jagged shorelines of Everett, Washington. Imbued with the rich musical legacy of the Pacific Northwest, the group came together in 2005, echoing the raw, heartfelt sound of classic American rock and alt-country, with a touch of indie-folk sentimentality. Fronted by lead vocalist and songwriter Kevin Murphy, the band's soulful harmonies, poignant lyrics, and organic instrumentation have garnered a dedicated fanbase.

The band’s discography draws listeners into a journey of introspective storytelling and evocative soundscapes, culminating in an earnest representation of the Moondoggies’ artistic evolution. Albums such as "Don't Be a Stranger" (2008) and "Adiós I'm A Ghost" (2013) reveal their penchant for creating a profound connection with audiences through narrative-driven songwriting. "Tidelands" (2010), “You’ll Find No Answers Here” (EP, 2010), and later projects like "A Love Sleeps Deep" (2018) further showcase their ability to dance beautifully between themes of love, existential contemplation, and a yearning for a sense of place. With tracks such as "Sick in Bed," "Easy Coming," and "Roll Away," The Moondoggies continue to prove themselves as torchbearers of the American roots tradition, managing to stay relevant in the changing tides of the music scene while never losing sight of their core, resonant sound.