Photo Gallery: Hail the Sun, House of Blues, Orlando, FL!

Photo Gallery: Alice Cooper, Judas Priest, and Corrosion of Conformity at First Bank Amphitheater in Nashville

Infinity Music Hall at Hartford, CT, welcomed on October 4, 2025, Pink Talking Fish, the hybrid tribute band that melds together the sounds of three of the world’s most cherished bands – Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish. As a photographer I was there with my camera  to shoot the concert. It was an excellent show at an absolutely stunning venue in Connecticut. The concert was phenomenal in terms of ambiance and attendance. Hundreds and hundreds of fans were present to list

Nilüfer Yanya is a UK artist whose music takes me back to walking the streets of London in the fall of 2022, PAINLESS pumping through my earbuds. Crisp air and morning mist met by Yanya's deep, soulful voice that falls with ease. Released just months earlier, this album was my entry point to their music: layered with texture and atmosphere that shifts from cinematic melancholy to bittersweet danceability. Multi-tonal, emotive vocals in contrast to gritty guitar riffs, Yanya’s

Indie folk staples The Mountain Goats have rarely been a group to slow down. Throughout their lengthy 34 years as a band, the group has amassed an incredibly supportive fanbase amid an ever changing musical landscape, complete with an ever-evolving discography that never loses the folky magic that makes the band what they are. The trio are currently touring in support of their upcoming record Through This Fire Across From Peter Balkan, and they made a stop at the Jersey City

Concert Review: Superdrag 2 Sold-Out Nights in New York City

On September 26, 2025, I went to the Middle East Restaurant and Club at Central Square in Boston to shoot with my camera a group of Death Metal bands. I had never been to a Death Metal concert. I was very interested to see what this is about. It was at the same time a learning experience and a terrific moment in my career as a photographer of live music concerts. I was able to meet and chat with most of the artists and they were very happy to introduce me to their world. Thes

The Ocean City boardwalk has always had its own soundtrack: the crash of waves, the hum of arcades, the rattle of roller coasters, and the hiss of fryers turning out another round of Thrasher’s fries. But for three days in late September, the soundtrack was bigger, louder, and impossible to ignore. Oceans Calling Festival returned to the shore with its strongest year yet - and if the music didn’t pull you in, the atmosphere did.

Photo Galleries: Militarie Gun with Death Lens and Milly at Temblor Brewing Company, Bakersfield, CA

Photo Gallery: Katchafire at Temblor Brewing Company, Bakersfield, CA

It’s easy to say music brings people together - it does. But it’s the albums born out of extremes, joy or heartbreak, that really cut deep. They’re the ones that stop you in your tracks, that feel less like entertainment and more like someone holding up a mirror. A sense of nostalgia from a better day or sometimes finding a way to voice our own feelings through someone else's lyrics. Marking the anniversary of one of those very albums, Grant Nicholas and Taka Hirose of Feed

Truly, a bulletproof lineup – not only the sinister Uncle Alice, a man who not only invented shock-rock but boasts a discography so varied and full of gems that he could be deemed a genre all by himself, but the mighty Judas Priest, the first band to unapologetically declare itself to be a heavy metal band in the 1970s.  Priest may not have invented metal (Sabbath did), but before JP, no band not only admitted, but chest-beatingly boasted that they were, in fact heavy metal. 

The Darkness brought their raw, energetic rock and roll to the new Archer Music Hall in Allentown, PA! This was my third time seeing The Darkness and they are as good as ever. They performed 20 songs in a just under 2-hour set throwing in a few surprises along the way.

On Thursday September 25, 2025, at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, MA, Reprise, a band that formed to reprise the Phish experience, composed of Cal Kehoe, longtime frontman for Pink Talking Phish (guitar), Adrian Tramontano (Twiddle, Kung Fu, and The Breakfast) on drums, Scott Chasolen a founding member  of Ulu, keyboardist of The Machine, a Pink Ployd tribute, on Keys, multi-instrumentalist and composer Chris DeAngelis (The Machine, Kung Fu, and The Machine) on bass, perform

The sun is shining as I stroll along the cobblestones of Ybor City. The surrounding architecture and roosters strutting in the road give a glimpse into the history of this historic place. Tonight, I find myself at Crowbar on the corner of N 17th Street and E 8th Ave, where fans line up, with tangible excitement, to see the immensely talented Caroline Kingsbury and MARIS share the stage.