The Story of Luna Worldcast
Along with her infatuation with Pink Floyd at the age of 12 came her obsession with playing the guitar. Here she is at 13 years old performing her first live show in Spotswood, New Jersey.
She joined East Brunswick School of Rock in 2012 performing "The Wall" in its entirety at her first show. Since the age of 12, she loudly proclaimed that she would one day be a professional musician.
From 2013 to 2017, Luna was involved with private extracurricular music program based in Red Bank, New Jersey. This music program involved rehearsing with, preforming with, and in some cases learning from rock n roll legends such as Stephen Van Zandt and Carmine Appice. Luna does not own rights to this Photo by MARC WEISS.
She even once sang in a backup choir for a Jon Bon Jovi performance at the Count Bassie Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey.
Here she is singing "You keep me Hanging On", with Carmine Appice from Vanilla Fudge.
One fateful day in May 2018, Luna got to sing a song with her favorite band, Blind Melon. She then attended a show in Jersey City, New Jersey before buying plane tickets to their next show in Chicago.
It was on this trip that she made the decision to leave New Jersey and move to Lafayette, IN... which was where Blind Melon's late singer had grown up.
So began her journey into the world... All on her own with nothing but an unwavering belief in herself.
In her first few months away from home, this belief was tested and waivered in the face of abuses incurred by what can nearly be described as a cult. There remains a group of fanatical internet dwellers who still presume to criticize Luna for the how she handled herself in the face of abuse. Sh
During the summer of 2018, Luna began honing her songwriting abilities. Sad songs about happy days and happy songs about haunted hotel rooms. Songs with powerful themes of loss and regret. Showing wisdom well beyond her 19 years, her songs showcased a knack for harnessing powerful emotions.
Luna met Hunter in September of 2018 and they became bandmates that very day. They soon fell in love, moved in together, and began writing music.
To keep from waking the neighbors, and other spirits, they would practice outside under the moon. This fact, along with an obscure reference from an unjustly banned book, led to the her taking the stage name Luna Worldcast in late 2020.
2021 was Luna's first year of full commitment to improvement. Mental, physical, and spiritual. Singing lessons. Guitar lessons. Music Business Classes. She was all in on herself once again and this time she wasn't alone. In 2021 Luna performed 31 shows and finally saw an avenue forward to becoming a working musician. She would start gigging weekly by March 2022.
Last 2 Photos by Jim Ramos
From the fall of 2021 to the spring of 2023, Luna played 152 solo shows on this Breedlove Guitar.
In February 2023, Luna formed a 4 piece multi-faceted rock band with Hunter, Michael Hall, and Pieter Geurs. After 3 months of serious practice, and a handful of onstage wins and falls, the band booked a short tour to NYC.
They played their first show in NYC at Rockwood Music Hall on the Lower East Side. The band return to again NYC in Dec. 2023, and Halloween 2024.
In February 2024 Luna became an Official Breedlove Guitar Artist. She made the decision to go forward as a traveling acoustic artist in the summer of 2024 and has since logged over 50,000 miles in less than 2 years of traveling the country.
From Indiana, to Vermont, to Florida, to California, Luna and Hunter saw the whole country and decided to relocate to Southern Arizona in the fall of 2025.