Feist performed at the Moore Theater in support of her recently-released fourth studio album, Metals. The Grammy-nominated, Juno award-winning artist and her six-member band played songs from most of her albums, but the popular “1234” was a surprising exception. The show at the Moore was Feist’s last in the US for a while. . . she’s headed to Canada, Mexico, Australia and Europe over the next few months.
Dum Dum Girls, Australia’s The Crocodiles and Boston’s Colleen Green played Neumos on October 9th. You can grab a whole load of Dum Dum Girls MP3 by heading right over here. Thank you to photographers Simon Krane and Kirk Stauffer for taking some gorgeous shots of these bands!
Dum Dum Girls – photos by Simon Krane
Dum Dum Girls – photos by Kirk Stauffer
Dum Dum Girls – photos by Simon Krane
Dum Dum Girls – photos by Kirk Stauffer
Dum Dum Girls – photos by Simon Krane
Dum Dum Girls – photos by Kirk Stauffer
The Canadian electro-pop-goth band Austra played at the Crocodile Café in support of their latest album, Feel It Break. Fronted by Katie Stelmanis – whose middle name is Austra – twins Sari and Romy Lightman added some amazing harmonies.
Welsh musician Paul Freeman opened for Roger Daltrey last month at KeyArena. Freeman now lives in the States, and his debut album, That’s How It Is was released last year. From what I have heard so far I especially like “You and I.” I had the pleasure of taking some photos of the singer-songwriter:
Paul Freeman – photos by Dagmar
We’ve got more photos from this year’s Uproar Festival, including shots by Heather Fitzpatrick and Geoffrey Gribbin of Three Days Grace and Seether. You can listen to Three Days Grace’s album, Life Starts Now, in its entirety here. Seether starts a huge tour with 3 Doors Down in 2012.
Three Days Grace – photos by Heather Fitzpatrick
Three Days Grace – photos by Geoffrey Gribbin
Three Days Grace – photos by Heather Fitzpatrick
Seether – photos by Heather Fitzpatrick
Seether – photos by Geoffrey Gribbin