Death Cab for Cutie will sing two “classic baseball” songs at today’s Mariners opening day festivities at Safeco Field. Randy Johnson, the best pitcher in team history, will throw out the first pitch. If you’re […]
Jim Marshall, the legendary San Francisco photographer who captured some of rock & roll’s most unforgettable early images including photos of Jimi Hendrix burning his guitar at Monterey Pop and Johnny Cash flipping the bird […]
Anton Corbijn’s been hard at work for months on his new film, The American. This is his first wide-release feature and stars George Clooney. The story centers around an assassin (Clooney) who hides out in […]
This weekend, we learned the sad news that Sparklehorse frontman Mark Linkous had taken his own life. The New York Times reports that Linkous shot himself in the heart in Knoxville, Tennessee. He was 47. […]
Nico Vega opened for The Soundtrack of Our Lives at The Independent as a part of the Noisepop 2010 Art + Music Festival. Check out the full set on flickr: [flickr album=72157623528892342 num=5 size=Thumbnail]
Concert review and full set of pix after my Tahoe vacation.
View the full set on flickr: [flickr album=72157623285760567 num=5 size=Thumbnail]
“Outside The Crowd” is a photo exhibition sponsored by The 2010 Noise Pop Art and Music Festival. The opening reception is Thursday February 4th from 7-10pm.
From this first shot, you’d think I don’t want to do it, but looks can be deceiving. On a bit of a whim, I decided to throw my camera into the ring for a 365-day, […]
I shot Live 105’s Not So Silent Night for Spinning Platters last Friday. By far I was most excited to see Metric. Muse, Vampire Weekend, AFI, and 30 Seconds to Mars were all distant runners […]
Hey all you Seattleites! This is your last week to see local music photographer Jenny Jimenez ‘s photography exhibit at Skylark Cafe. The Seattle Times had a nice interview, and The Seattle Weekly has a […]
Lloyd Cole stopped through San Francisco on his way to Australia and graced us with a wonderful double set at The Swedish American Music Hall.
The Flaming Lips and MGMT headlined the 2009 Treasure Island Music Festival. Phil and I will eventually have some words for ya, but for right now, here are a few pictures.
SarA Lov opened for Sea Wolf at Bimbos 365 on Friday night. She’ll be on tour with them for seven weeks. She wasn’t able to bring a full touring band along, so instead, she remastered […]
I wasn’t quite sure why, but when I hear Underworld was playing the Fox Theater, I was really excited. I’ve never been a raver, but I’ve always enjoyed the beats and vibe of the band. […]
The second annual Outside Lands Music Festival takes place this weekend. I’ll be shooting the festival for both Stereogum and for Ice Cream Man. You can get a rough idea of where I’ll be and […]
Confession: I’ve been dragging my feet about writing this review for over a week. The pictures were good to go a week ago. It’s those pesky words! I feel so guilty; it was an awesome […]
This morning my friend Matt passed on the sad news that Grammy Award-winning album cover designer Tom Wilkes passed away this week. Like Matt, he was a Long Beach native. Tom Wilkes gained national prominence […]
I spent the last weekend with my gay brothers and sisters celebrating Gay Pride here in Seattle. I don’t usually celebrate with the crowds – it’s always too sunny and/or crowded and way expensive. This year […]
I must be living under a rock. Oh wait. No, I just live in the States. Coventry’s best ever band, The Specials, played Birmingham’s O2 Academy a few months back as part of their 30th […]
I love watching Jens Lekman perform, but sometimes I need a little motivation to get going. Warning: I might use the work quirky a lot in this review.
I felt all giddy when I checked my inbox this morning and found a note from Sea Wolf’s publicist, Juliana Plotkin. As we reported in April, Alex and company have been sequestered in Omaha for […]
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