On March 8th, 2023 One of the most explosive heavy metal tours, I have ever seen barreled through the southern tip of Nevada like a 1973 Chevy Caprice being chased by half the metropolitan police department and driven by none other than a heavily intoxicated Hunter
Knuckle Puck stopped at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ, on Friday, March 10th. This stop was part of their co-headline “Chilling and Rocking Across The USA” tour alongside Real Friends with support from Bearings. It was a cold and rainy Friday night, but
Here at Keynote we never shy away from difficult topics especially when it surrounds mental health. Over the last six months, my own mental health declined rapidly and I made the difficult decision to put music photography on hold. After a four-month break, the longest
The vibe was high last Friday night in Seattle as Vance Joy brought his In Our Own Sweet Time tour to the historic Paramount Theatre for a two-night, sold-out run. It was a typical rainy, late winter night in Seattle on March 3rd, 2023 and
There are bands that have a knack for making you really think about life. They take you back to special times when you were growing up, pivotal moments where things were at their best, or times when you thought maybe the pain would never end,
In the near freezing temperatures, 21 bands and over 14,000 fans gathered on the banks of the Cuyahoga River overlooking downtown to celebrate this annual tradition.
On February 9th, Kimbra headlined The Basement East in Nashville, Tennessee with support from Tei Shi to give their fans a night that they will never forget! Tei Shi is a Columbian-Canadian singer, songwriter, and record producer. Her music is classified as indie pop, alternative
On a crisp Sunday evening in the heart of Downtown Seattle on January 22nd, fans lined up along first avenue ready for a night of great music at the beloved Showbox Theater. It was a rare evening with no rain and ardent concertgoers were keyed
After their 15-show tour across the country in October/November, The Sonder Bombs ended off one of their biggest years yet at the Grog Shop on December 29th, with support from Youth Pallet and Solon.
Few people can say they have seen one of their favorite bands dozens of times, let alone have the chance to photograph them multiple times. But I am one of the few who can say I have done both. Whitechapel was one of the first
