
The Mighty Mighty Mustard Plug were the second to last band of the Ska is Dead tour 4 in Sayreville NJ. They were clearly one of the favorites at the show, and the crowd didn’t stop crowd surfing until they stopped. I was looking forward to taking pictures of Mustard Plug because I never shot them in a club setting before. It’s always been at outdoor festivals (New England Ska Fest 98, Warped Tour).
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Tags: 18-70mm f3.5-f4.5, 70-200mm f2.8, Concert Photography, Mustard Plug, new jersey, sayreville, ska, ska is dead, ska is dead tour 4, ska punk, starland ballroom
Nov. 20, 2009 | Category: Concert Photography | 0 Comments

Voodoo Glow Skulls were up after Deal’s Gone Bad, and talk about something completely different! VGS has always been a ska band I’ve liked. In fact, they were one of the first ska bands I listened to back in ‘96. That night, they brought a lot of energy and just fast paced ska punk music!
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Tags: 18-70mm f3.5-f4.5, 2009, Concert Photography, Eddie Casillas, firme, Frank Casillas, Jorge Casillas, new jersey, nikon d300, sayreville, ska, ska is dead tour, ska punk, starland ballrom, VGS, voodoo glow skulls
Nov. 2, 2008 | Category: Concert Photography | 0 Comments

Great Big Sea returned to the Metropolitan area again, after just playing New York City in September. This time, they played the new theater SOPAC in South Orange, NJ. I have never been there before but the theater was very nice, and had great sound & lighting.
Tags: celtic, Concert Photography, folk, gbs, great big sea, new jersey, sopac, south orange, south orange performing arts center
Jul. 17, 2008 | Category: Concert Photography, Photography | 0 Comments

I was suppose to shoot the Dropkick Murphys last August in Scranton, PA but there was a problem with the list. Which was pretty much the case this time around again. But thankfully things got worked out in time for me to shoot the Bosstones and Dropkicks. The Dropkick Murphys have gotten super popular since the last time I shot their set. Their music has appeared in the movie The Departed and pretty much everyone knows who they are now. I remember seeing DKM back when there was 4 members in the band. Now the group has 7 or 8 members. It’s interesting to see how a band evolves over the years. But the band certainly draws in an audience and they still have a great live show to boot!
Tags: al barr, celtic, celtic punk, dkm, dropkick murphys, dropkicks, ken casey, mighty mighty bosstones, new jersey, punk rock, sayreville new jersey, starland ballroom, starland summer campout, summer
Nov. 24, 2009 | Category: Concert Photography | 1 Comment