Mt. Joy "Live At Red Rocks" emo the band quoting that it

the band quoting that it was influenced by the 9/11 terror attacks

Add It Up (1981-1993) documents the trailblazing trio's stylistic development as they rose to become one of alt-rock's most commercially successful acts

giving the album a glossier more commercial sound than its predecessor

Extremely limited double red vinyl LP pressing

with over three million copies sold in the United States

Mt. Joy "Live At Red Rocks" emo the band quoting that itMt. Joy's climb into the musical stratosphere owes a great deal to their highly energetic and passionate live performances. They've sold out room after room across the country, have toured with arena acts like The Lumineers, among many others, and fans the world over flock to their shows. So when the coronavirus pandemic sidelined the touring industry, Mt. Joy felt the effects in a significant way. Fast forward to May 22, 2021: artists and fans alike