Moe's Alley Presents: Yak Attack + TV Broken Third Eye Open

Moes Alley stages two performances featuring Yak Attack alongside TV Broken Third Eye Open! Thursday, January 29, 2026. Doors open at seven o'clock; show begins promptly at eight. Tickets cost eighteen dollars when purchased in advance or twenty-two dollars on the day of the event. Attendees must be twenty-one years of age or older to enter. All sales are non-refundable and final. Beware fraudulent sellerspurchase only through moesalley.com or ticketweb.com.Yak Attack delivers a live electronic power trio performance. Their music traverses numerous electronic styles including house, trance, breakbeat, and drum and bass while incorporating elements from jazz, funk, and psych genres. Formed in 2013, the group has earned national recognition for virtuosic playing, an innovative setup of live instruments combined with real-time looping without any pre-recorded samples or backing tracks, and captivating live shows featuring rich soundscapes, dynamic improvisation, and DJ-style transitions within continuous sets. The band has toured alongside many prominent national acts, hosted successful afterparties for numerous bands across multiple states, and cultivated a devoted fanbase through strong songwriting, extensive market history, festival appearances, live show recordings, and curation of an ecstatic, uplifting musical experience.TV Broken Third Eye Open offers an eclectic and versatile seven-piece ensemble that fuses diverse global musical styles into a psychedelic explosion of sound. Equipped with didgeridoos, sitars, guitars, world percussion, keyboards, synthesizers, drums, bass, flutes, harmonicas, banjos, and miscellaneous instruments; it is a musical group unlike any other. The band draws inspiration from afro funk, jazz, psychedelic groove, Indian music, folk, blues, and even spaghetti western circus cabaret styles. Although the TV Broken Third Eye Open sound is unique in its own right, the live experience also features a significant visual component. TV Towers 2.0 (debuting in April 2019) expresses how the band views their music through visual art. Stunning visuals of sacred geometry and psychedelic imagery are projected onto the stage to combine with the music for a truly unique experience.