Blowoff Tickets

Blowoff emerged from the DC dance party scene as a collaboration between Bob Mould and Rich Morel. What began as a monthly event in Washington, DC evolved into original music that blends rock, pop, and electronic/dance aesthetics. The duo released a self-titled studio album in 2006 on Full Frequency Music, capturing a vibrant cross-genre sound that resonated with fans of both indie rock and dance music. The 9:30 Club became a central hub for Blowoff performances during the mid-2000s, helping to cement their reputation in the capital region.

Over the years, Blowoff’s material has appeared across platforms like Apple Music and iHeart, with press coverage highlighting their genre-blending approach and live energy. While 2025 activity for Bob Mould centers on his Here We Go Crazy-era solo work and related tours, Blowoff’s official touring plans for 2025 have not been publicly announced. We’ve got you covered for updates as soon as new dates are released.

Use this page to explore Blowoff’s biography, discography highlights, and any upcoming tour information. If you’re a fan of live crossover between rock and electronic influences, Blowoff represents a distinctive moment in DC’s music history.

Stay tuned for forthcoming announcements. We’ll update with official tour dates, city listings, and venue details as they are revealed. In the meantime, follow Blowoff through their official channels for the latest news and releases.

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For more context on Blowoff’s legacy in Washington, DC, consider the coverage from The Washington Post, Metro Weekly, and SFGate, which highlight the band’s impact on the region’s music scene and cross-genre collaborations.