Joe Bonamassa in an American singer, guitarist, and songwriter who takes his influence from a British style of rock-blues. He also performs like he is channeling Stevie Ray Vaughan at times. He is definitely a musician's musician and packed the Cincinnati Music Hall with an eager crowd that have been waiting for this night for a long time. I talked to a guy at dinner who said he bought tickets on pre-sale back in March and got balcony seats. The orchestra level to this show sold out before it even went on sale. The first set was more of an acoustic style set. The second set was electric, in more ways than one! Joe introduced his band mates and their accolades at one point in the show. He has an all-star group of musicians including Carmine Rojas (toured w David Bowie, SRV, Billy Joel), Tal Bergman (Chaka Khan), Derek Sherinian (Kiss, Alice Cooper, Dream Theater), Lenny Castro (Toto, Clapton, Booker T, John Mayer, Rolling Stones), Mats Wester, and Gerry O'Connor. Joe is on a U.S. tour all over the states through February and then sets out on a European tour in March. Photos were from side stage as pit was closed to photographers.
Images by Doug Siegel
Friday, November 21, 2014
Monday, November 17, 2014
Santana Brings Back Abraxas to Midland, Texas
Carlos Santana brought his Band to the Wagner Noel Center For Performing Arts in Midland Texas and Concert Photos Magazine was there to capture the night as they rocked the house with a show that sold out in less than fifteen Minutes. This Intimate theatres philharmonic sound system was perfect for the clear sound of Carlos Santana's amazing guitar work.
The Honeymoon Tour Rocks The House of Blues in Orlando, Florida
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Derek Sanders of Mayday Parade |
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Primus Rocks a Set of Originals and a set of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory with Special Guests
Primus came to the Taft Theater and played a set of originals including an encore of "My Name is Mud" and then played their own rendition of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory music front to back. The show sold out a few weeks in advance and was a fun Friday night with Claypool and crew. Mike Dillon and other guests came out for the Wonka set. Tim Alexander (original drummer) is back on tour with Primus for the first time in years to complete the band!
Images by Doug Siegel
www.dougsiegelphotography.carbonmade.com
Images by Doug Siegel
www.dougsiegelphotography.carbonmade.com
Labels:
Cincinnati,
Doug Siegel,
Les Claypool,
Mike Dillon,
Primus,
Taft Theater,
Tim Alexander,
Willy Wonka
Sunday, November 9, 2014
For Saturday Night in Music City.... Bela, Abigail and Rounder Records Ruled!
November 9, 2014
Review and Photos by Butch Worrell of
One Heart Photo
On Saturday nights in Nashville, music
is as diverse as can be. You can attend country, rock, metal, folk
and bluegrass shows.....the list goes on and on.
Labels:
Abigail Washburn,
Americana,
banjo,
Bela Fleck,
Butch Worrell,
Butchie,
CMT Theatre,
Rounder Records
Friday, November 7, 2014
An Inspiring Weekend at Fall LEAF Festival 2014
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The Mystical Arts of Tibet performing at LEAF Festival |
Article by Jeremy Chrzan
Once again, the Fall 2014 LEAF Festival came and left with a bang. October’s event once again featured the best in family entertainment and culture in Western North Carolina. Located in Black Mountain, NC, about 15 minutes from the cultural mecca of Asheville, the LEAF Festival is nestled beside the serene Lake Eden at Camp Rockmont. Since its inception in 1995, LEAF has become well known for its diverse cultural atmosphere with family friendly vibes. LEAF has been voted the best music festival for camping and kids two years running in the local periodical Mountain Xpress. The event occurs in the spring and fall of every year and typically sells out every time. Fall LEAF really lives up to its name, with the leaves on the trees on their way to changing into a beautiful palette of reds, golds, and yellows. Despite the cold, the fall LEAF packed a solid punch of exceptionally good times for all in attendance.
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Gov't Mule Halloween Extravaganza with Neil Young Tribute
Mulaween took place on October 31, 2014 at The Taft Theater with special guest Jackie Greene (touring member of Black Crowes, Mark Knopfler, BB King, Ratdog, Buddy Guy, etc). The first set included Mule songs and the second set was all Neil Young. The band played for three and a half hours and played 37 songs. They played every classic Neil Young song including "Hey Hey My My, Down by the River, Southern Man, Ohio, Heart of Gold, Rockin in the Free World, " and many more. The encore of "Cortez the Killer" was a crowd and personal favorite. Check out the setlist at Mule Net.
Images by Doug Siegel
Images by Doug Siegel
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