Jack Hues And The Moon Is

The album "ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC WORKS 20:20" is a testament to Jack Hues's ability to create music in challenging circumstances, written and recorded during the 2020 lockdowns. This album features the single "We Gotta Work Together" and showcases Hues's talent for blending retro prog and Canterbury-style sketches. His music often draws on Canterbury-scene influences, and his live performances are a reflection of his diverse musical background.

Jack Hues's origins in Gillingham, Kent, and his early studies at Goldsmiths College and the Royal College of Music, laid the foundation for his future success as the frontman of Wang Chung. Formed in 1979 as Huang Chung, the band was later renamed Wang Chung in 1983, and Hues became the lead vocalist. With hits like "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" and "Dance Hall Days", Wang Chung achieved significant success, and Hues's solo career has been just as impressive.

Hues's solo albums, including "PRIMITIF" and "ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC WORKS 20:20", demonstrate his ability to experiment with different genres and styles. His music moves seamlessly between progressive rock, jazz fusion, funk, and acoustic folk, making him a unique and captivating performer. With his band, Jack Hues And The Moon Is, he will be playing songs from his latest album, as well as from "PRIMITIF", on Friday, 30 October 2026, at Where Else? in Margate. Tickets are with the button beside the article.

The live performance will be a showcase of Hues's musical versatility, with songs from "ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC WORKS 20:20" and "PRIMITIF" promising to deliver a memorable experience. With his extensive background in music, Jack Hues is sure to bring a high level of energy and passion to the stage, making this a performance not to be missed. On Friday, 30 October 2026, at Where Else? in Margate, Jack Hues And The Moon Is will take to the stage, and with tickets available, fans can look forward to an exciting and eclectic musical experience.