The Widowbirds opened for Ash Grunwald at The Metro earlier this month. I really enjoyed their set: a great stripped-back feel and sweeeet sounds :)

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The Preachers warmed up the crowd for Black Cab at the Oxford Art Factory last week, and I feel like they deserve a blog post of their own given how much I loved their bluesy, folky, stomping sounds.

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Whoa, the blog is one year old today!  Rock on!!

So here is a picture of a kitten in birthday paper:

You’re welcome.

Black Cab drew quite a crowd to the Oxford Art Factory last Friday, in which were some very dedicated fans. Shooting conditions weren’t great, but the atmosphere was buzzin’ :)

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This mini festival has to have one of the best names, and I was lucky enough to be asked by Blunt Magazine to shoot the action. The Annandale Hotel has a cunning setup, whereby each of their two stages faces the other at opposite ends of the room; when one band has finished playing, all the punters have to do is spin around 180 and the next band is go! One of these stages was lit with the usual vividly-coloured LED mumbo jumbo and the other with very dim house lighting which required a flash. The event was headlined by Melbournites Mid Youth Crisis, so most of my shots were of them. Anyway enough waffle, here are some of my favourites.

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Ash Grunwald put on a pretty relaxed show at The Metro on Friday. I was loving the drummer-at-one-side-of-the-stage-and-junk-percussionist-at-the-other setup. And the dirty heavy bluesy sounds weren’t too bad either :)

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The Snowdroppers were on before the Hell City Glamours at the Oxford Art Factory last week. I became an instant fan of their foot-stomping awesomeness. Here are the photos…

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