Red Version

These shots were taken on Sunday.
It was Ghostwood's second last Sydney show.
If you dig them, be sure to make it to the Come Together Festival this Saturday to watch them one last time before they fly off to the UK.

Shut up & Dance

Ray from Fait Accompli gave me a call on Friday.
He said they are going on a few shows around town soon
They were hoping to get some new press shots done.
I first met them at the Beach Road ironically.
They really liked my shots so we kept in touch.

Here is a few shots I did for the band as press release.



The band just recruited Killer from Goons of Doom.



Fait Accompli @ Beach Road

The Die Die Die show was full of sweat and rage (in a positive hung over way)
The performance was tight, it was quite overwhelming for a regular unexpected gig goer to experience such a frontal show experience.

I thought I might have become temporarily deaf as a result of taking photos up close, but it was well worth it.

Die Die Die @ Beach Road

A Young & Restless weekend

Ok after Thursday night's smoke extravaganza at the Gaelic club.

I really wanted to see Young & Restless once more but without the smoke this time...seriously it was getting out of control if you had seen the photos from my last post. It was a pretty chilled night when a young band from New Zealand called "Surf City" came on.

I have not seen them before but they were pretty ace. They had a smooth melodic sound to the whole band and it was a tight set. Although it was a Easter weekend and the bar was to be closed @ 10 up at the Filth, Young & Restless was still zealously banging out their sets full blast to the their die hard fans up the front.

It was an awesome show and a sweaty affair. Karina still managed to let out some impressive roars after so many songs and it was just a killer vibe, it was totally a different experience to see Y&R at beach road compare to the Gaelic club.

Hopefully the pictures will give you a sense of what I felt on the night. Enjoy x


Surf City





Young & Restless