Woods spread the straightforward message of their 10th album, Love is Love.
After a two-hour set filled with soulful yet breezy tunes of woven sax, flute, electric guitar and Jeremy Earl's vocals,it was hard to leave the Woods show at R...
Transmissions
My Morning Jacket and Gary Clark Jr. Rock Forest Hills
Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, New York is one of the most interesting music venues I have ever been to in my career as a concert gower. Initially built to hos...
Little Hurricane makes me wistful for those sultry days of freedom in the summer heat
I’ve never seen a drummer smile so much, hell, I’ve never seen any musician smile as much as CC does while driving the locomotive rhythm behind Little Hurri...
Gorillaz at Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
In only their third show in Boston in 15 years Damon Albarn’s Gorillaz made sure this one was very special. Before the festivities even began the lines of peo...
An Irishman Takes Over Brooklyn Steel: James Vincent McMorrow Sings His Heart Out
James Vincent McMorrow is an Irish singer and songwriter known mostly for his cover of Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Games” which was used as the official song fo...
Tigers Jaw visits Portland
Modern era emo band Tigers Jaw visited Portland Friday. I grabbed my camera, threw on my shredded vans, and readied myself to hear some of my high school self...
Mount Kimbie’s: Rhythmic sounds and layered textures.
Monday evening at U Street Music Hall in Washington DC, London duo Dominic Marker and Kai Campos of Mount Kimbie won me over before the show even began. All i...
Marian Hill, the dynamic synthpop duo in Portland
Marian Hill, the dynamic synthpop duo visited Portland yesterday and took the city by storm. They played a sold out Crystal Ballroom to people of all ...
Warpaint at Fete Music Hall in Providence, RI
As a concert photographer I pride myself on having a broad spectrum of musical interests. That being said I was late to board the Warpaint train. Warpaint is a ...
Future Islands mesmerized at the sold-out Riviera Theater
On tour in support of their upcoming album, The Far Field, Future Islands mesmerized the anticipating crowd at the sold-out show Riviera Theater. The bodies pac...
English Duo Royal Blood Sounds Like an Entire Royal Family
Sometimes you have to sit back and marvel when something is truly amazing. Feats of courage, cowardice, beautiful architecture, sheer athletic ability; the list...
Boston Calling: DMNDR Answers (The Complete Festival Photo Review)
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Don’t let the weather fool you, we are amidst music festival season. Coachella has come and gone, Bonnaroo is just a...
SXSW: LOST IN AUSTIN SESSIONS: GRUMBY W HARI MINT “ANTICIPATION”
Someone dropped by DMNDR Studios and commandeered the stereo. Unknown Mortal Orchestra, an audio office pet at the time, was unceremoniously put to sleep in fav...
SXSW: LOST IN AUSTIN SESSIONS: JARED AND THE MILL “STILL ALONE”
We ventured into the desert to bring the boys of Jared & The Mill into the #DMNDR house for what ended up being one of our favorite #LostinAustin sessions a...
The Growlers are unapologetically breaking all the rules…in all the right ways.
The Growlers are unapologetically breaking all the rules...in all the right ways. Thursday night at Baltimore Soundstage the band was fifteen minute...
Odesza’s Live Show is Lit
Friday I hopped in the car from Portland and ventured down south to the Cuthberth Amphitheater in the College town of Eugene, Oregon. Odesza...
If you’re looking for a music style to show your friends, check out these guys!
Where do I begin? By keeping Austin weird, obviously. Have you heard of the style of music called “Heavy Nedal”? Yeah, me neither, but damn is it bad—in t...
SXSW: LOST IN AUSTIN SESSIONS: ORKESTAR KRIMINAL ” DOU DOU”
"FUCK. This is nuts".
My team looks over at me with surprise. I'm not usually the voice of reason on set, but we're shooting a 10 or 12 or 20 piece band, in th...
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah ended their tour for their latest album, The Tourist.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah has come and gone from my radar since their debut album in 2005, but hearing Alec Ounsworth's unmistakable quirky vocals never fails ...