
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Bonnaroo Music Festival Crowd Photos
The 10th annual Bonnaroo Music Festival attracted around 80,000 music fans last summer to see, hear and experience an huge plethora of bands that came from across the globe to perform. The mid June festival, held in Manchester, Tennessee, frequently saw temperatures over 100° degrees during the 4 day event. During the course of four incredible days this summer and photographing at least 30 performances at Bonnaroo, I captured many photos of the crowd during and between the performances. Many people having lots of fun—that's what you'll see in this gallery. To play a slideshow of the Bonnaroo crowd photos, click on any photo. Then click on the large image to scroll through or use your mouse roller. Visit Performance Impressions concert photography archives to see photos from the last 10 years of Bonnaroo Music Festival including 29 galleries from performances at Bonnaroo 2011.


Friday, December 9, 2011
All That Remains
Waterfront Concerts in Maine Presents
All That Remains - Share The Welt Tour with Five Finger Death Punch, Hatebreed & Rains.
Live Concert photos from the Androscoggin Bank Colisee in Lewiston, Maine USA. December 3, 2011 AD.
Article and Photographic images created by Conall O'Brien.
Click photos for large view.
All That Remains is a Massachusetts-based heavy metal band.
For images of Share The Welt tour headliner Five Finger Death Punch you can go here 5FDP images at Concert Photos Magazine
For More Info All That Remains Online
Waterfront Concerts in Maine information Waterfrontconcerts.com
Article and photographs © 2011 Conall O'Brien All Rights Reserved - obiephotography_at_hotmail.com
All That Remains - Share The Welt Tour with Five Finger Death Punch, Hatebreed & Rains.
Live Concert photos from the Androscoggin Bank Colisee in Lewiston, Maine USA. December 3, 2011 AD.
Article and Photographic images created by Conall O'Brien.
Click photos for large view.
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| All That Remains Vocalist - Philip Labonte |
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| Knuckleheads out to see Share The Welt Tour - with 5FDP, All That Remains, Hatebreed and Rains. |
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| Jeanne Sagan - All That Remains Bassist/Backing Vocals |
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| In foreground on guitar - Oli Herbert - All That Remains |
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| Center - Guitarist Mike Martin . Right - Oli Herbert. |
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| All That Remains Vocalist - Philip Labonte |
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| All That Remains Vocalist - Philip Labonte |
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| All That Remains - Jeanne Sagan, Mike Martin, Philip Labonte |
All That Remains is a Massachusetts-based heavy metal band.
For images of Share The Welt tour headliner Five Finger Death Punch you can go here 5FDP images at Concert Photos Magazine
For More Info All That Remains Online
Waterfront Concerts in Maine information Waterfrontconcerts.com
Article and photographs © 2011 Conall O'Brien All Rights Reserved - obiephotography_at_hotmail.com
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Five Finger Death Punch - Share The Welt Tour - 2011 AD
Waterfront Concerts in Maine presents in 2011 - Five Finger Death Punch. 5FDP performed in Lewiston, Maine @ The Androscoggin Bank Colisee in support of the 5FDP chart topping new release "American Capitalist" / Share The Welt Tour.
Article and Photographic images created by Conall O'Brien.
Click photos for large view.
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| Androscoggin Bank Colisee - Lewiston, ME. |
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| Fans of 5FDP aka "Knuckleheads", well behaved folks, all in all. |
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| Local Sponsor - Mark's Music of Brewer, ME. |
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| Hands on guitar exhibit. |
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| Libations. |
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| Jaeger Bombs at The VIP Jaeger Bar. |
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| Very cool graphic 5FDP T shirts. |
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| Lewiston Colisee is home of the Maniacs semi-pro hockey team. |
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| Seats appeared to be full up by start time, it was a great turnout in Lewiston for the Share The Welt Tour. |
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| Lead Singer Ivan "Ghost" Moody of Five Finger Death Punch. |
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| Alchemy Studios -UK "Classic Gothic Style" mic stand. |
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| Five Finger Death Punch Frontman Ivan Moody. |
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| Full on 5FDP member & bassist Chris Kael. |
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| 5FDP drummer Jeremy Spencer. |
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| Alchemy Studio mic stand reported to weigh in at 11 -12 stones. (Over 120 lbs.) |
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| 5FDP co-founder and guitarist Zoltan Bathory. |
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| Chris Kael - 5FDP bassist. |
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| 5FDP and ex-Alice Cooper guitarist Jason Hook. |
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| Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Jason Hook. |
For more info fivefingerdeathpunch.com
Waterfront Concerts in Maine information Waterfrontconcerts.com
Article and photographs © 2011 Conall O'Brien All Rights Reserved - obiephotography_at_hotmail.com
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Heather Nova live at the WUK, Vienna, Austria
Article by Miriam Broucek
Photos by Matthias Hombauer
November 24, 2011
Is there anybody that is reminding Heather Nova in 2011, I ask myself and the audience, that consists predominantly of people that appear like they have briefly cut in their parlor game evening to come to the WUK in Vienna this evening, seems to underline my thoughts.
But then Heather enters the stage, and you are instantly caught by her natural beauty, her instictiveness and her thrilling voice. Heather Nova reminds you of your once own dreams and your hopes that you are ashamed to have and hesitate to show the neighbour next to you.
Born on the Bermudas, Heather is a relic of a time that I nearly have forgotten, when headstrong, smart, funny and still beautiful women like Michelle Shocked, Alannis Morrisette and Tori Amos were able to make their way in the mainstream music business.
Heather is playing her crucial songs with utmost fervency, amidst a cold November, far too cold for a woman that is used to live on a Caribbean island. The opener is „Everything changes“, maybe the most catching song of her new Album „300 days at Sea“, one of those fragile, thoughtful but still optimistic ballad that show me that yes, it is still worth to think of Heather Nova in 2011. Even though the set drifts away in stadium rock-like guitar soli (yes also women can do this!), it feels good to listen for a while to this heiress of the hippie era with her guitar and blonde long hair, still firm like a rock in the sugar-coated hollow major label pop biz.
More photos from this show at Matthias Hombauer's website: http://blog.matthiashombauer.com



Photos by Matthias Hombauer
November 24, 2011
Is there anybody that is reminding Heather Nova in 2011, I ask myself and the audience, that consists predominantly of people that appear like they have briefly cut in their parlor game evening to come to the WUK in Vienna this evening, seems to underline my thoughts.
But then Heather enters the stage, and you are instantly caught by her natural beauty, her instictiveness and her thrilling voice. Heather Nova reminds you of your once own dreams and your hopes that you are ashamed to have and hesitate to show the neighbour next to you.
Born on the Bermudas, Heather is a relic of a time that I nearly have forgotten, when headstrong, smart, funny and still beautiful women like Michelle Shocked, Alannis Morrisette and Tori Amos were able to make their way in the mainstream music business.
Heather is playing her crucial songs with utmost fervency, amidst a cold November, far too cold for a woman that is used to live on a Caribbean island. The opener is „Everything changes“, maybe the most catching song of her new Album „300 days at Sea“, one of those fragile, thoughtful but still optimistic ballad that show me that yes, it is still worth to think of Heather Nova in 2011. Even though the set drifts away in stadium rock-like guitar soli (yes also women can do this!), it feels good to listen for a while to this heiress of the hippie era with her guitar and blonde long hair, still firm like a rock in the sugar-coated hollow major label pop biz.
More photos from this show at Matthias Hombauer's website: http://blog.matthiashombauer.com



Labels:
Bonnaro Music Festival,
Heather Nova,
Matthias Hombauer,
Pop,
rock,
Vienna,
Wuk
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Black Label Society
For a wednesday evening in November 3 bands rocked Springfield, Illinois.
Black Label Society with frontman Zakk Wylde rocked the place before Judas Priest in an awesome show!
If you have never seen the former Ozzy guitar player and his band, make sure it's something that you do - Right from the beginning just heavy riffs, awesome solos and a great performance.
Right when the curtain dropped and he appeared in an Indian headdress you knew you were in for a good time!!
Enjoy ~
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