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About Full Moon Records

Note: Full Moon Records is a historic label and former venue associated with New York City, founded in 1974 by Irving Azoff as a spin-off of Epic Records. While the label played a pivotal role in the music industry and hosted numerous notable acts, it is no longer an active venue or ticketing entity. This page provides a complete overview for researchers, fans, and visitors seeking context, seating information, transportation options, parking guidance, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations. For ongoing show information, consider exploring current venues in NYC with similar historical significance.

Venue context: While Full Moon Records itself is defunct as a venue, its place in music history includes artists like Chicago, Peter Cetera, Joe Walsh, and Dan Fogelberg. Doug-off projects and revivals in related music operations continue under the broader Warner Bros. umbrella. If you’re planning a visit to related live music scenes in New York City, you’ll find a rich ecosystem of historic clubs and modern venues nearby. We’ve highlighted practical, non-intrusive options for parking, transit, and nearby hotels and restaurants to help you plan a comfortable trip with ease.

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  • Founded in 1974 by Irving Azoff as a spin-off of Epic Records; location associated with New York City.
  • Initial distribution through CBS, later redistribution to Warner Bros; absorbed by Warner Bros in 1992.
  • Prominent acts included Chicago, Peter Cetera, Joe Walsh, and Dan Fogelberg.
  • First album released under the label was Dan Fogelberg's Souvenirs; label briefly revived in 2009 for Love in Time with Universal Music Enterprises.
  • Status: Defunct; not a current venue or ticketing entity.
  • There are unrelated businesses named Full Moon Records (record stores) in Conway, AR and Atlanta, GA, which are not venues.