concert photography Archives

Bombay Bicycle Club

Posted on May 30, 2014
by Aimee

Note: The band provided tickets to the show but all words and photos are mine.

Sometimes I look through my concert calendar and notice that things are magically aligned. Much like when Bombay Music Club played Denver on my birthday this year. I have liked them for a long time, and I love their new album, "So Long, See You Tomorrow." What a perfect combination to head down to the Gothic to photograph the band *and* ask a bunch of friends to join the celebration.

Trombone Shorty

Posted on May 19, 2014
by Aimee

Note: Trombone Shorty provided concert tickets but all photos and words are mine.

I remember falling in love with Trombone Shorty's debut album "Backatown" in 2010 - but he really became a household name around these parts when he performed on Joe King (from The Fray)'s solo album. Shorty's second album "Say What To This" is just as amazing and I was absolutely thrilled to photograph his Denver show.

The Mowgli’s Concert

Posted on April 25, 2014
by Aimee

Note: The Mowgli's provided tickets for their show, but words and photos are mine.Last year, the song "San Francisco" was playing on pretty much every radio station in Denver. It's a seriously fun tune, and after seeing The Mowgli's live in concert, I can promise…

Man Man – On Oni Pond

Posted on March 20, 2014
by Aimee

I have often talked about how I find new music through my friends on Rdio. Sometimes it is embarrassing that a band is "new" to me and I look back and see how many previous albums they have that I had not heard of. Such…

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Posted on April 18, 2013
by Aimee

We have such a great concert and music scene here in Colorado. From Denver and Boulder to Fort Collins, Colorado Springs and beyond, there are incredible local bands, venues, photographers, writers and people working to support live music across the state. Luckily, we also have…