OWC will be a Presenting Sponsor at Moogfest 2017. The four-day technology, music and arts festival will take place from May 18-21, at venues throughout downtown Durham, North Carolina.

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OWC will be a Presenting Sponsor at Moogfest 2017. The four-day technology, music and arts festival will take place from May 18-21, at venues throughout downtown Durham, North Carolina.

Moogfest brings together creative minds and technology enthusiasts for four days of participatory presentations and cutting-edge electronic music in tribute to Dr. Bob Moog, an American pioneer in synthesizers and technology for musicians and artists.

“Obviously we love everything to do with technology, and Moogfest is a logical fit for OWC,” said Larry O’Connor, Founder and CEO of OWC. “This is an amazing combination of music, technology, science, and art converging for four days, and we are thrilled to see how our technology will help to capture and store the incredible creative content that will be produced by so many talented individuals and groups during the festival.”

Featured artists and speakers include:

Kate Shaw (CERN)
Animal Collective
Michael Stipe
Gotye
SURVIVE
Derrick May
Suzanne Ciani
Talib Kweli
And more

Themes and programs include:

Spatial Sound
Sci-Fi Wishes and Utopian Dreams
The Joyful Noise of STEAM
Instrument Design
The Future of Creativity
And more

Passes for the festival range from one to four days and are available at: Moogfest.com.

About Moogfest
Robert “Bob” Moog was an American innovator in electronic music, creating the analog synthesizer and other technology for use by musicians and artists. Since 2004, Moogfest has been a tribute to Dr. Moog, a four-day platform that presents cutting-edge music, performances and ideas, celebrating the collaborative and creative processes between musicians, engineers, inventors, artists and scientists.