#live music photography

[jlmvision]

nova twins at the anthem in washington, d.c.

[agirlnamedbone]

Lingua Ignota (via Cvlt Nation/Official Website)

[theadamantium]

Harri's Concert Photography // Slipknot // Scotiabank Arena, Toronto // August 2024

www.adamrharrison.com

[dognonsense]

My march 9th studio show :3 photos by @spittakephotos on instagram. There were at least two other polycules at this show. My poly dyke menace song is a fucking homing beacon for polycules its hilarious.

[killiansteinerphoto]

Laura Jane Grace

Buffalo, NY 6/29/23

Full album

[thatrickmcginnis]

MICK KARN, Toronto Oct. 1988

I found these shots in my files while looking for something else - the late Mick Karn (1958-2011) performing here with trumpeter Mark Isham. Karn was one of my favorite bassists, and his band Japan were a big deal for me at the turn of the '80s. He became something of a virtuoso player, and he'd probably still be playing magnificently today in any number of musical contexts were he still alive.

[polarblazma]

rotting christ

kraków 2024

[lojajoh]

the crane wives at the magic bag in ferndale, mi.

loren johnson | lojajoh

[heavenknowsffs]

So here's another shameless self plug because this does not pay the bills but i so desperatly wish it did because i love live music and going to gigs and doing my silly little photos

here's some photos i haven't posted in my blog yet so y'all got the first taste 😎

If you like what you see and would like to see more you can follow me on @pennylanephoto here on tumblr or over on instagram

If you'd like to support my work so i can keep doing this and maybe one day buy a new lens (that unfortunately rounds 2000€) consider buying me a beer/coffee on ko-fi or buy me a coffee

All my links are here and remember! Sharing is caring! By sharing you can send this around and help my work reach more people <3 (also there's some links for prints and even apparel and stuff over there if that interests you! if you want a print of any other photo or just a small one of 15x20 just dm me and we'll figure something out!)

[powerofadyingsun]

I don’t usually share things from my outside of fandom life, but here’s some of the Nothing But Thieves photos I took in September for Amplify Music Magazine. an absolute dream to be able to shoot them.

[ovrlord]

07082024: Tallah at Satan’s Hollow in Manchester, England

📸 by gregoryjonesphotography on instagram

[jlmvision]

josette maskin of muna

may 12, 2023

[josielyndphotography]

I Heard They KILL Live!

Ice Nine Kills in Indianapolis, IN

11-7-2023

Ice Nine Kills (INK) puts on, once again, a killer performance while on the Kiss of Death Tour. The Massachusetts “horror-core” band have just ended their month long tour with In This Moment, supported by Avatar and New Year’s Day on December 2nd.

The audience was electric when the first few notes of “Hip To Be Scared” started playing and the band hit the stage. Stage actor Michael Meaney contributed to this beginning energy with his role as Paul Allen from hit film “American Psycho”. The unity felt within the crowd when everyone shouted “HEY PAUL!” right before the breakdown was unmatched.

The setlist consisted of a healthy mix of new and old songs that catered to both the new and older fans. They started with songs off of “Welcome To Horrorwood” (2021) and “The Silver Scream” (2018), but added in a song from the 2014 album “The Predator Becomes The Prey”, as per fan request through the Psycho’s Only app.

The set consisted of many visuals that referenced horror movies, most notably the performance of the song “The Shower Scene”. This act visualizes the 1960 film “Psycho”, in which Amanda Sahr plays the role of Marion Crane, and INK’s frontman Spencer Charnas plays his own version of Norman Bates. The song is another tune in which crowd participation is incredible. Hearing everyone shout the chorus together during one of the music breaks is such a powering experience to hear as a fan.

Throughout my years of supporting INK, I have been faced with nothing but community in regards to interacting with other fans. Everyone seems to come together and share their common interests in heavy metal, horror, and performance art.

At this show, I was with a good friend of mine, Miko Puno. He is a fellow photographer based in Indianapolis, and was happy to come along with me to the show, despite not listening to metal.

“From a person who does not listen to metal, I enjoyed it significantly, and quite frankly, I’d go on to say I would do it again.” He says to me when asked about his thoughts on the show, “I was told Ice Nine Kills would be the highlight of the night, and they were correct. If I were to only talk about the ‘sights’ of Ice Nine, it was a sight to behold. Numerous horror movie references, as well as evident passion for their music and their role; it was clear to me that they loved their music, and their fans sure did too.”

My personal favorite song to see performed that night was the newest released song “Meat & Greet”. This song was released on October 13th of this year, and was the conclusion of the Horrorwood Saga as of now. The song consisted of many references to the film “Silence of the Lambs”, and the live performance of the song didn’t disappoint.

Lane Nobriga and FRANCO, two stage actors for INK, did an incredible job in bringing the song to life and creating intriguing and exciting visualities playing opposing roles as Hannibal Lecter and an officer.

I feel the conclusion to the show was one to remember. The band ended the set with “Welcome To Horrorwood”, containing an exhilarating guitar solo from Miles Dimitri Baker and fast paced drums from Patrick Galante. Normally, in other performances during this song, Charnas would climb into the crowd and be held up by fans during the last chorus, but given the set up of the venue, that didn’t happen this show. Though that didn’t take away from the head-banging, voice-losing, thrilling encore. With Ricky Armellino on guitar and Joe Occhiuti on bass, along with the rest of the band, the whole performance was one to remember. This makes the second time I’ve seen Ice Nine Kills, and I’ve been blown away by their production every time. If you’re a horror/metal fanatic that loves theatrics and passion for music, Ice Nine Kills is the band for you.

[theadamantium]

Harri's Concert Photography // Queens of the Stone Age // Tribute Communities Centre, Oshawa // April 2024

www.adamrharrison.com

[dognonsense]

highlights of my December punk scene photos. three shows i went to that were fucking awesome. i post all my photography on @yvrpatches on instagram, going to try post highlights here more.

[killiansteinerphoto]

Dead Names at Totally Awesome Fest

Ypsilanti, MI 9/21/23