Moonroof is an indie pop band from Philadelphia, PA featuring Dave Kim (vocals), Dan Rendine (drums), Kevin Randolph (bass), and Johnny Fordyce (guitar).

Founding members Dave, Dan, and Kevin met while attending Bloomsburg University, where they played open mics and other events and bonded over their love of bands like The 1975, Two Door Cinema Club, and The Killers. After college, the band moved back to Philadelphia, adopted the name Moonroof, and began releasing music and playing shows across the Philadelphia area.

In 2018, Moonroof released the song Honey Honey, which has now earned over 1 million streams. Moonroof also won a contest by Philly radio station Alt 104.5 in 2019 and opened for The Lumineers, Death Cab for Cutie, Grouplove, Phantogram, and others at the station's 12th Birthday Show.

In 2020, Moonroof signed with Philadelphia label Free Dive Records and, in October 2021, released their debut EP Dream State. The EP debuted as the #2 alternative album and #6 album overall on Apple's top 200.

Following Dream State's release, Moonroof expanded the reach of their live show with performances at festivals and venues across the Northeast and Midwest. In November, Moonroof released the EP TOMOS.

This year, Moonroof is working on their first full-length album and touring across the U.S. The band completed a tour of the Midwest this Spring and has released three singles from their upcoming album—Bottle It Up, Bad for Me, and Buzz.

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