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One of the last events I shot for the Walton Arts Center in May was Frank Vignola and the Virtuoso Band at Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs and at Crystal Bridges in Bentonville. A modernized string quartet — guitars, upright bass, violin — these guys put on a good ... Continue Reading
During Artosphere, I got to shoot the Artosphere Festival Orchestra (AFO) while they performed twice, and once in the largest group shot I’ve ever done. This was an amazing group of about 80 musicians from all over the country, and it really took me back to my days in band ... Continue Reading
One of the more intimate events of Artosphere was seeing The Old City String Quartet perform at Chapel on the Creeks in Rogers in an event called “Nature of Strings.” Coming here all the way from Philly, these guys put on a great chamber music performance. Even thoug ... Continue Reading
A few weeks ago, I was hired by the Walton Arts Center to be the photographer for their Artosphere event. Artosphere is a 6 week festival which promotes sustainability through numerous musical and otherwise artistic events at very low (or free) prices. It’s pretty much the ... Continue Reading
Sunday at Wakarusa is always the slowest day. Many people (at least the ones who had to work on Monday) left early that morning, at noon, or at night, depending on where they had to drive to. I would have gone home, except I wanted to stay until 8pm and see the legendary Toots an ... Continue Reading
Day 3 of Wakarusa brought some of my favorite acts, more hot sun, and some very cool night life. Rebelution was good, and Ozomatli, an LA-based latin-funky type, put on a great show. I’d seen them at Wakarusa in Lawrence a few years ago. Mumford and Sons drew a HUGE crowd. ... Continue Reading
Day two of Wakarusa brought more heat, more good music, an awesome parade, and more heat. Split Lip Rayfield and their gas tank upright bass put on a great show, Carrie Rodriguez played a mean fiddle at the Backwoods Stage, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings brought a little Motown t ... Continue Reading
Whew. What a weekend. I got home at about 10pm last night after being at Wakarusa since Wednesday afternoon. It was hot, hot, and more hot, but there was some great music to be heard. I even got woken up by a bear, but you’ll have to wait to hear that story. I took about 6, ... Continue Reading
Part two of my last post has finally arrived! As you read in my last post, I shot a concert for the music blog Breakfast on Tour a couple of weeks ago. Great American Taxi opened for 7 Walkers at George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville. 7 Walkers is an eclectic band made ... Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago, I shot the band Great American Taxi at George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville as a guest photographer for the music blog Breakfast on Tour. BOT covers musicians and shows in Dallas, Houston, and NWA. Great American Taxi opened for the band ... Continue Reading
Well, it finally happened. I’ve finished processing my photos from the Wakarusa Music & Camping Festival, which only happened, what three months ago? Wakarusa moved from it’s hometown of Lawrence, Kansas, down to Mulberry Mountain near Ozark, Arkansas, last year. ... Continue Reading
On assignment for The Traveler (I’ll post the story here when it’s available), I shot the local Fayetteville band Apartment 5 on Friday. Horrible lighting (as in, not much of it), but some of the shots turned out well. Here are a few, but check out their set on my Fli ... Continue Reading
