Live music photographer | Non-binary - they/them/theirs | I also do cityscape, love photographing neons, and being out in the wilderness. PNW based
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Back in September, Chicago-based band Belmont released their new EP titled Last To Love, via Pure Noise Records. The trio consists of Taz Johnson on vocals, Brian Lada on drums, Jason Inguagiato on guitar, and touring bassist Alec Coslow. Through this new EP, the band pushed their own boundaries and
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Alternative rock band Cartel celebrated 20 years of their album Chroma by releasing a re-recorded version of the LP on September 12, via Field Day Records. This version includes re-recorded classics "Say Anything (Else)" and "Honestly," and features newly added guest vocals from Cassadee Pope. Along with this, the Georgia-based
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Blazing into the city of Seattle, the New York-based alt-rock band, X Ambassadors, put on one of their most memorable shows as they honored 10 years of their debut album, VHS. Released on June 30th, 2015, this record can be credited for launching them into their music career. The group
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Reigning from Queens, NY, the four-piece rock band Bayside pulled together a unique tour playing across North America for two nights at each stop–it's not often that fans get to join a local tour date for two exciting nights in a row. The band's ultimate goal was to play
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Hailing from Orange County, the rapidly growing four-piece rock-band Movements has sprung their Spring 2025 tour into action. Seattle's Paramount Theatre gave them a warm welcome, and extended an invitation for them to come back real soon. This tour's lineup was stacked with Downward, Scowl, and Citizen–each opener brought
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Up-and-coming, female-fronted punk rock group Winona Fighter hit the stages, bringing an electric performance. The rising band brought explosive energy to the Tractor Tavern in Seattle, WA. The Yes Chef Tour is in celebration of the bands' newest album, released on February 14, 2025, My Apologies To The Chef. This
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American actor and musician Joe Keery, aka Djo, recently released a new single in anticipation for an album release later this year. "Basic Being Basic," which came out January 24th, is the second song off his upcoming album The Crux, which is set to be release on April 4th. Keery
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Last we heard from Felicity, they had dropped their new EP Wasted and proceeded to take some time off of social media. They then made an epic comeback with a short winter tour announcement. The Floridian "trash rock" band traveled across the states and found themselves 'Wasted On The West
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Hailing from New York, State Champs released their newest self-titled album State Champs on November 8th, 2024. The meritorious pop-punk band has been around for 10 years and counting. They have played countless festivals and large stages, and been openers for various big-name legacy bands such as Boys Like Girls,
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Seattle's El Corazón was the setting for Fit For An Autopsy's R&R show – and I don't mean rest & relaxation, we're talking rough & rowdy. With 5 bands stacked on the lineup, including Bodysnatcher, Distant, Sylosis, and Judiciary, this show was one for the books. Fit For An Autopsy recently hit
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The 2000's called–and Taylor Acorn answered! The pop-punk artist joined Dashboard Confessional and Boys Like Girls on their 28-city wide tour this fall. They eventually made their way to Seattle, and played at the Showbox SODO on October 13th. Acorn opened the night, and easily won-over and warmed up
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The Tennessee-based alternative-rock band, The Band Camino, has been around for nine years and they're still going strong. 'The Taking Shape' tour celebrates their newest EP released on May 17th, Bruises, and they're bringing Knox with them as support
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Little did the rainy state of Washington know that we would get a return of the Florida-based pop-rock trio Arrows in Action – a whole year since we saw them last. That time he band promised us one thing: that this would never happen again
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Saturday March 30th was a sold-out show; the venue was packed front to back. Based out of Ontario, Good Kid – the rapidly growing indie-rock band – began their fourth, and possibly their largest, headlining tour around the globe. Starting in Vancouver
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Pop-punk band Meet Me @ The Altar hit the road on their first ever US headliner, bringing Honey Revenge and Elliot Lee along with them. Alt-pop-rock artist Elliot Lee opened up the show with some hype songs, including "Sicko," "54321," "Funny Bunny," "East to Be You," and "Pink (Freak)"
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Michigan-based rock band Hot Mulligan went on tour to celebrate the release of their third album, Why Would I Watch. They couldn't make it a party without some of my personal favorite songs from past albums in the setlist