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There's no excuse for how long it's since I've lasted updated this old thing, so I won't try to make one up. Still, enjoy my photos from Wilco's floor-rattling, roof-raising set at New Haven's College Street Music Hall, and look out for some changes to the site in the future!
Exciting news here! Phosphorescent is releasing a triple-LP (holy smokes, Batman!) of live music recorded at the Music Hall in the city of New York featuring a few of my photos from his toasty show in Philadelphia last February. The album drops via Dead Oceans this February (almost exactly a year after his Philly show, in fact), and it's currently available for pre-order here. There are several options including vinyl, CDs and a special T-Shirt. Go check it out!
From The Key
If you told me that a dude who’s about to turn 64 was capable of drawing 20,000 Philadelphians out to the Wells Fargo center (that’s right, the place that unabashedly charges about $8.00 for a slice of Lorenzo’s pizza that would normally run you $3.00, but I’m not bitter) on a Monday night during an Eagles game no less, I’d crack a smile and say, “good one”. But that joke is a reality and that dude is Tom Petty, a man who is undoubtedly the world’s most offhand rockstar. But Petty wasn’t alone in his blithe glory; his quintessential almost all-American (drummer Steve Ferrone hails from Brighton, England) backing band, The Heartbreakers, was not just equally old, but equally killin’.
