Johnny Winter Live at Tupelo Music Hall - Londonderry New Hampshire

Tupelo Music Hall presents Johnny Winter 


Article and  Photographic images created by Conall O'Brien.  
Photographs Registered © 2012 Conall O'Brien

Close up of Johnny Winter's 1963 Gibson Thunderbird V

Franklin Theatre, the heart of town still beats out loud!

By Butch Worrell

Franklin, TN’s downtown is arguably the best preserved and coolest of the old town squares in Tennessee. And when the old Franklin Theatre built in 1937 and described as the “Heart” of Main Street faced possible demolition, the Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County stepped in and spent Millions not just to save it but to make it a first class venue.

Festival Pinkpop - Landgraaf (The Netherlands)

PINKPOP 
Landgraaf – The Netherlands


For the 43th time, Pinkpop festival will be taking place!

Daughtry at Reading Eagle Theater - 3/21/12

DAUGHTRY rocks it out at the Reading Eagle Theater at the Sovereign Center in Reading, PA. March 21, 2012 - Photos by Joe Ryan

The band began its first leg on the “Break The Spell Tour” and will continue through April 30 when it concludes in New York, NY. Singer Chris Daughtry, guitarists Josh Steely and Brian Craddock, bassist Josh Paul and drummer Robin Diaz are excited to bring their bigger than life show into theaters across the country to provide an intimate experience for fans.

The Saw Doctors - Philadelphia- March 13, 2012

The Saw Doctors rock it out at the Theatre of the Living Arts in Philadelphia, PA on March 13, 2012.
Photos by Joe Ryan/ ryanfoto.com
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The band formed in 1986 in Tuam, County Galway, Ireland. They have achieved nineteen top-thirty singles in Ireland, including three number ones. Their first number one, "I Useta Lover," topped the Irish charts for nine consecutive weeks in 1990 and held the record for the country's all-time biggest-selling single.

Joseph Arthur - City Winery 3-17-12

Images and article by Bill Kelly

Playing to a packed house at SoHo’s City Winery on St. Patrick’s night, Joseph Arthur painted a richly textured musical weave that entranced the crowd from the first note.  Accompanied by Kraig Johnson and artfully layered electronic loops, Arthur created a warm sound that seemed to breathe with the audience.   Featuring songs from his most recent release, Redemption City, along with work from his vast repertoire, redemption resonated in Arthur’s work, winding through songs of loss and hope. 

The Allman Brothers At The Beacon - Jukes Horns And Eric Krasno Help Celebrate 40th Anniversary Of Eat A Peach

Images and article by Bill Kelly

More than March madness, Spring training or early crocuses, to many New Yorkers the sure harbinger of spring is the Allman Brother’s multi-night run at the Beacon. Opening the show with a recording of  Bill Grahm’s introduction to the classic Filmore East concert of June 27th, 1971, the band covered songs both on the original record plus Midnight Rider, Statesboro Blues and Whipping Post from the 2006 live bonus release from that historic show.   In between the opening Trouble No More and rousing Whipping Post encore, the Allmans were joined for several songs by the Jukes horns, who played with the band through amazing covers of The Band’s It Makes No Difference, and, according to Haynes, Bill Grahm’s favorite tune, Van Morrison’s Into The Mystic.  A mid show accoustic set included a rare rendering of Duane Allman’s Little Martha.