The Fremont Abbey was the first stop on the Intergalactic Tour of the Universe and Beyond for Bess Rogers, Ian Axel and Allie Moss. Bess and Allie may look familiar since both are in Ingrid Michaelson’s band. Local singer/songwriter Kristin Gaerlan opened.
Allie Moss
Ian Axel
Bess Rogers
Kristin Gaerlan
Our final and tasty Vans Warped Tour ’11 photos come from John Rudolph. We’ve got Rudolph’s photos of Go Radio, Brothers of Brazil, Death in December and Bad Rabbits. Bad Rabbits just might be my favorite name of the event.
Go Radio
Brothers of Brazil
Death in December
Bad Rabbits
Atmosphere
I’m very pleased to post more of photographer Lydia Goolia‘s work. Goolia caught J Mascis at the Tractor and Trentemøller at Neumos this year, but had a bit of a computer disaster – some photos have been salvaged and they are indeed lovely. If you missed Trentemøller he’ll be back on November 1st at the Showbox Market.
J Mascis
Trentemøller
We’ve got more photos from Vans Warped Tour ’11 for you! Photographers John Rudolph and Graham Lee seemed to be everywhere, and I love them for it. Thank you again guys for these great snaps of Attack Attack!, Blood On The Dance Floor, Black Veil Brides and Family Force 5.
Attack Attack! – photos by Graham Lee
Black Veil Brides – photos by Graham Lee
Blood On The Dance Floor‘s Dahvie Vanity – photo by John Rudolph
Family Force 5 – photos by Graham Lee
Black Veil Brides – photos by John Rudolph
Really? is the new release from The Hundred Days. Get it. They played Columbia City Theater on Saturday night and I promise to be at their show next time they are in Seattle because these guys sound mighty great. Photographer Heather Fitzpatrick captured some very gorgeous shots of the band for your enjoyment. And say a little prayer they’ll be back in Seattle soon.
