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Watch: Moe. Performs A Tribute To Steve Jobs Using iPads
The entire world suffered a huge loss earlier this month when Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs passed away at the age of 56. From iTunes to iPods to iPads, his impact on the music industry was especially huge. And musicians across the board obviously took notice, be it through memorials on their social networking accounts or, in the case of this post, live tributes to Jobs. During this year's moe.down festival, moe. performed one of their songs, "Crab Eyes," using only their iPads as an ode to the late creative genius. It's both impressive and moving, though I can't help but wonder who will do something like this next. You can watch the performance below. [Hypebot]
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