Tuck Fos­ter has been singing the story of Blues music for over 25 years all over the North­west. Fea­tured at every Blues fes­ti­val pro­moted, he has been awarded “Best Male Blues Vocal­ist”, “Best Blues Har­mon­ica” & “Best Blues Per­former” by the Inland Empire Blues Soci­ety in 2004 and 2005.

Tuck has cre­ated a new band Tuck Fos­ter & The Moss­rites, and with the help of some very tal­ented musi­cians, Tuck and his crew are keep­ing the vibrancy of the Blues scene alive and thriv­ing. The Moss­rites are; Pat Moss on Bass, Jason Moore on Blues gui­tar, and Mike Geho on drums. Hav­ing just started as a band in early May, their flow as a group is rhyth­mi­cally seam­less. Their years of accom­plished musi­cian­ship are evi­dent as soon as they hit the stage.

“Tuck Fos­ter on harp and vocals is a bay area trans­plant and is a huge enhance­ment to the North­west blues scene. He is a great har­mon­ica player, and his gritty vocals com­pli­ment the Chicago elec­tric blues style of yes­ter­day per­fectly, but I would have to say his great­est con­tri­bu­tion to the stage is his pres­ence. He takes hold of the crowd imme­di­ately and main­tains total con­trol… and his down-to-earth atti­tude and amus­ing onstage antics keeps’ em at ease and grin­nin’ from the first note to the last.” –Kevin ‘Bad Dog’ Shene­fiel, Wash­ing­ton Blues Society.