If you’d like to relive the MOE After Party – or maybe you didn’t attend and want to feel like you did – here’s the majority of what Taylor played as DJ!  (There are 2 songs missing that I could not identify. He also did play Lights twice)

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The Hanson brothers are many things: musicians, fathers, philanthropists … and beer sommeliers?

Well, they try their best.

Just in time for the upcoming American Craft Beer Week, Taylor, Isaac and Zac Hanson — who launched a pale ale called Mmmhops last year — celebrated the beer’s nationwide release with a special tasting exclusively for PEOPLE.

As Taylor explains the beer’s brief history, Zac quickly interjects, “We should drink some!”

Ignoring his brother, Taylor pours some ale into a glass and asks Isaac, “What comes to mind when you taste this, besides magic and unicorns?”

“Mmm, hops,” jokes Isaac who, judging by the generous “taste” he took, clearly enjoys the brew. After Taylor presses him to describe the beer, Isaac calls it, “a very malty pale ale. It’s got a nice, lively nose to it.”

“This is a very good introductory pale ale for those that are not familiar with craft beer,” he continues.

But the brothers’ serious tasting discussion only lasts so long.

“As a musician, what kind of notes does this beer have?” asks Zac.

Deadpans Taylor: “Mostly C-minor.”

Watch the brothers pour one on here — and when they host the Hop Jam beer and music festival in their native Tulsa, Oklahoma on May 18th, featuring their own beer and music, plus other local breweries and bands.

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TULSA, Oklahoma –

The first Hop Jam beer and music festival is the brain child of Tulsa natives and musicians – the Hanson brothers.

They just released their first beer, and had to ask when they’d consider opening a craft brewhouse right here in their hometown.

“As we say… beer plus music equals awesome,” Zac Hanson said.

A love for craft beer and good music inspired the Hanson brothers to host Hop Jam.

Hundreds packed the Brady Arts District on Sunday, drinking local beers, taking in local music and raising money for local charities.

“We see it as celebrating entrepreneurship, celebrating craft and people that are dedicated to their community,” Taylor Hanson said.

Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson say they’re big fans of Tulsa brewers.

“If you walk down this street, we can tell you the names of every brewer and owner of the breweries,” Taylor said.

The brothers just released their first homebrew – Mmmhops – named after a combination of their famously 1997 catchy song – Mmmbop – and “hops,” which are an essential ingredient to beer making.

“We have a passion for our beer, Mmmhops, and our future more beers that we plan to release,” Zac Hanson said.

Their pale ale just won gold at the World Beer Championships.

Taylor says beer and music go hand in hand.

“Musicians start in garages and so do homebrewers,” he said.

But it’s not all about singing and drinking.

Zac and Taylor say they want their hometown to be one of the cities people look to for a good time.

“The music business isn’t in Tulsa, but we’ve never really cared about that,” Zac Hanson said. “We felt like we want to see something grow. We want to see Tulsa grow.”

As for when they’ll open their own craft brewhouse…

“Well, we’d like to see Oklahoma come around to the 21st Century on laws in a very healthy, productive way,” Taylor said. “We would like to be able to invite people to our craft brewhouse, and that can be possible if we start to see stuff happen on the legislative level.”

No brewery anytime soon, but you can now buy their beer in stores.

The brothers said they hope Hop Jam becomes an annual, national festival.

Butch Walker plus Robert Randolph and the Family Band played to outdoor crowds earlier in the day, and the Tulsa brothers headlined the bill.

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TULSA, Okla. – Hundreds of thousands of people packed downtown Tulsa this weekend for Mayfest and the Blue Dome Art Festival, but it was Hanson’s Hop Jam that wrapped up the weekend.

People streamed into the Hop Jam Beer and Music Festival all day Sunday. FOX23 spoke with the Hanson brothers before their performance about why the festival is so important to them.

“Music and beer are a great combination,” Zach Hanson said.

Local breweries and bands were all featured in Hanson’s hometown festival.

“Let’s host a great party where we can come together as a community and have Tulsa and Oklahoma support that community,” Hanson said.

There were food trucks, music and a total of 14 Oklahoma breweries.

“I love the scene. It’s pretty awesome and busy today,” Mel Howell said. 

With so much happening downtown this weekend, Tulsans told FOX23 that Hop Jam was the perfect way to cap it off.

“Just enjoying some good downtown Tulsa fun,” Chrissy Lombard said.

Hanson said they hope the festival will shine light on Tulsa.

“We want to see Tulsa grow. We have barely scratched the surface of what Tulsans can do to celebrate the community and to be a destination,” Hanson said.

The brothers hope to make the festival an annual event.