Running from 14th April - 6th June 2010, Proud Camden presents U2: The Early Years by award-winning photographer Colm Henry: an exclusive, never-before-seen photographic exploration of popular music’s most commercially successful and critically acclaimed group.
Set to run over lead singer Bono’s 50th birthday, this exhibition charts the group’s beginning from their first gigs and photo-shoots, [...]
Proud Camden South Gallery presents Rock ‘n Roll Animals, a photographic portrait of the contemporary music scene by photographer Sophie Jarry. The exhibition runs from 27th January to 21st March 2010.
Inspired by photojournalists such as Henri Cartier-Bresson, French born Jarry first picked up a camera 10 years ago. What began as a hobby quickly [...]
You know I’m a Mentalists fan, so check out this video of the Mentalists covering Kids by MGMT, using just iPhones and an iPod Touch. It sounds really cool, and it’s amazing to think all the music is played using a mobile phone as an instrument. I’ve never really bought into the whole cult of [...]
On Friday, I teamed up with Jukebox Review again, and we headed down to the Union Chapel in Islington. We were there to interview and photograph Revere, and I’ll write more about that in my next post. For now, I wanted to put some photos up of the main support on the night, Gabby Young [...]
On Sunday night I got to shoot The Residents at The Forum in Kentish Town. This is what Wikipedia has to say about them:
“The Residents is an American avant-garde music and visual arts group who have created over sixty albums, created numerous musical short films, designed three CD-ROM projects and ten DVDs, and undertaken [...]