Last night, Sir Paul McCartney played the first-ever concert ever held at Seattle's Safeco Field, home of the Mariners baseball team. The sold out show was part of McCartney's "Out There" tour and seated approximately 45,000 fans who sang, danced, and marveled before McCartney, whose set list included many Beatles hits. Perhaps the highlight of the show was the encore which brought out the surviving
Photos of Victoria's Secret angel Candice Swanepoel during her U.S. of Angels Summer Swim Tour stop in Seattle at Bellevue Square Mall. The supermodel stopped through town to celebrate Victoria Secret's 2013 swim collection. Photos were taken for Film Magic.
As a kid who grew up in the 90's, it should come as no surprise that I absolutely had to photograph New Kids on the Block, 98 Degrees, and Boyz II Men when they stopped by the Tacoma Dome last week. The chance to shoot my childhood pop icons was thrilling, and I wasn't the only one in awe. The whole dome was filled with
This year, I once again had the honor of attending and photographing the Sasquatch Music Festival at The Gorge in Washington. It was a fantastic lineup, with local hip-hop star Macklemore headlining a very emotional first night, and The Postal Service closing out the festival on Monday night. Highlights of this year’s fest were of course Macklemore, with his glorious homecoming, The Postal Service’s long
Photos from Nas (Nasir Jones) performing live at The Republik in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Photos from Mindless Self Indulgence's show in Seattle.
Photos from Ghost B.C.'s performance at the Showbox, with the full post up on Guerrilla Candy.
Ron Jeremy can now add “Ron de Jeremy” spiced rum to his already monstrous list of achievements. The adult film star appeared at Linda’s Tavern in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood last night in promotion of his new product, and was happy to make his way around the bar, posing with eager fans.
There’s nothing more heartwarming than a surprise engagement! Last Saturday, I had the honor of being part of one in Seattle with two Canadians from Alberta and White Moustache Urban Adventure Co. With the crew, I went along as a supposed press photographer, capturing snapshots of the gorgeous (and I mean gorgeous!) pair as they dined their way around Seattle’s best, with the thrilling climax
On April 15, iconic punk band Bad Religion performed a stellar concert at Seattle’s Showbox SoDo. California-based hardcore punk band The Bronx (also of Mariachi El Bronx fame) opened the show, with lead singer Matt Caughthran ever the performer. Check out a few photos from the show below, with the full set up on Flickr.
