Photo of the Week 04/27/09

Here is some more DMB from this past weekend. What a great show.

Photo of the Week 04/20/09 Freebie

It has been a fun week. I will be posting some shots from Wilco Wed. but couldn't help myself from skipping to tonight's action. This is my favorite part of the DMB, the horns. Jeff Coffin was always my favorite part of the Flecktones, and now he is holding court in yet another wicked pissa project. "Burnin Down the House" was big fun, and "Watchtower" too.

Photo of the Week 04/20/09 Freebie

More images from the Nashville Earth Day Celebration. This is of The Red Hot, The Dynamites. These are some of the funkiest Nashvillans around.

Photo of the Week 04/20/09 Freebie

This is from the Earth Day celebration last weekend in the park. Ron Holloway playing with the Susan Tedeschi Band.

Photo of the Week 04/20/09 Freebie

More from Rites of Spring. This is Grand Ole Party.

Photo of the Week 04/20/09 Freebie

Rites of Spring crushed it all weekend. This is a photo of N.E.R.D. Pharrell and his boys warmed up the crowd nicely for The Lips on Saturday night.

Photo of the Week 4/20/09 Extra

More from The Flaming Lips.

Photo of the Week 04/20/09

What a great weekend. Tons of free music all over town. Avett Brothers at Grimey's to start Saturday, The dynamites and Susan Tedeschi at the park. However my favorite part was Saturday night at Rites of Spring. Which kicked off for me with Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears, then Grand Ole Party, N.E.R.D. and the cherry on top The Flaming Lips. This photo is from the end of the night, and provided by the creative minds of the Lips.

Photo of the Week 04/13/09

Well in honor of this coming weekend's encounter with the Lips, here is Wayne from a few years back at the ROO. Flaming Lips, Vanderbilt Rites of Spring Saturday, BE THERE!!!!

Photo of the Week 03/30/09 Freebie

Well I had a great shoot this morning with Mike Farris. Mike grew up not far from me, and had a great band called the Screamin Cheetah Wheelies. He has a new album coming out in less than two weeks called Shout! Live with his new project Mike Farris and the Roseland Review. So be on the lookout for it. Also keep your eyes peeled to www.honesttune.com for a feature story on Mike with editor Fred Adams.