I was sure that I’d drafted this post a long time ago, absolutely positive. I looked everywhere to try and find the words, on every drive on every computer I own and on every flash drive I could find. Nothing. Obviously trying to recall the fine details of an evening in Melbourne 21 months ago […]
Jun 18, 2012 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Book Of Ships, Builder's Arms, d.a.calf, joe salvati, Justin Edwards, Melbourne, murray lorden, Music Photography, ross walker bannerman | Leave A Comment »
Soundwave 2010 – The Final Push Jane’s played Up The Beach, Mountain Song and Ain’t No right. All the togs have stayed for song 4. Three days. See you in 11. 6:40 PM Feb 20th via mobile web Whores, Been Caught Stealing, …And She Did. Woah. Great setlist. #soundwave 6:55 PM Feb 20th via […]
Feb 24, 2012 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Aquabats, Brisbane, Enter Shikari, Escape The Fate, Faith No More, HIM, Jane's Addiction, Jimmy Eat World, Music Photography, RNA Showgrounds, Soundwave, Soundwave2010 | Leave A Comment »
Late afternoon – early evening Paramore so crazy, so bad. Sounds like Avril Lavigne. V depressing that this is what girls aspire to. 3:56 PM Feb 20th via mobile web Thanks to the fucker in the Reel Big Fish crowd who just spat a huge greeny on me. 4:13 PM Feb 20th via mobile web Think […]
Feb 23, 2012 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, AFI, Anthrax, Anvil, Brisbane, Festival, Messugah, metal, Music Photography, Paramore, Placebo, punk, Reel Big Fish, RNA Showgrounds, Soundwave, Soundwave2010 | Leave A Comment »
I really wish I’d written some notes about the first UnConvention back in June 2010. Normally I try to add a few notes to use as a basis for a post when I set it up in WordPress or alternatively copy and paste relevent tweets into the draft post to act as an aide memoire […]
Jan 11, 2012 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Calais, Freak Morice, Hunz, Justin Edwards, Laneous & The Family Yah, Lion Island, music convention, Sony a700, The Cairos, The Edge, Unconvention | Leave A Comment »
Valley Fiesta passed through Brisbane for another year only a few weeks back [or at least it did when I wrote this post]. As I was working at the office over the weekend, I popped across after I was done there, first to see the Ben Salter/Kate Jacobson duo, Gonesville, at Black Bear Lodge, before […]
Dec 30, 2011 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Brisbane, Brunswick Street Mall, Justin Edwards, Music Photography, Seja, Valley Fiesta, Velociraptor | Leave A Comment »
First published on Collapse Board In thinking of a few words to write for this post, and reminiscing back to Saturday, it struck me that despite everything, i.e. a dance music festival and an obscene amount of really obvious drug use, there wasn’t an awful lot of dancing actually going on. With perfect timing, the […]
Dec 16, 2011 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, audience, Brisbane, crowd, dance music, Justin Edwards, Music Photography, Parklife, Parklife2010, punters, Riverstage, Sony a700 | Leave A Comment »
Day Three of Splendour and the battery in my mobile lasts long enough for a single tweet: Tent collapse. Slept in car. Need hat. Bad hair. Festival oversold. Florence carnage. Raisin bread and can of mother for breakfast. #sitg. It’s a good summary of Saturday night/Sunday morning. I keep seeing the reformed Pixies and they […]
May 04, 2011 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Ash, Australia, Boy & Bear, Broken Social Scene, Goldfrapp, Jonsi, Justin Edwards, Kate Nash, Live Music & Threats Panel, Mess+Noise, Music Photography, Piracy Debate, Pixies, Richard Ashcroft & The United Nations Of Sound, SITG, SITG2010, Sony a700, Splendour In The Grass, The Mess Hall, The Vines, Woodford, Woodfordia | Leave A Comment »
Somehow I’ve managed to make it into the second half of February without the traditional round-up of the previous year. Every year I get to this post and start off by saying the year was even more hectic than the one before and 2010 was no different. Year-on-year the number of gigs I’m photographing (and […]
Feb 25, 2011 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Australia, Brisbane, Collapse Board, concerts, gigs, Justin Edwards, live, Music Photography, review, Sony a700 | Leave A Comment »
Having photographed Splendour In The Grass in 2008 and 2009, I find myself in an interesting position for 2010. I have a free media pass but because Mess+Noise (who I’m covering the festival for) forgot to apply for a photo pit pass before the deadline and before all of the passes were allocated, I don’t […]
Jul 14, 2010 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Justin Edwards, Mess+Noise, Queensland, SITG2010, Sony a700, Splendour In The Grass, Woodford | 1 Comment »
Although I did see a few Kid Sam songs at this year’s Laneway Festival, I will admit that choosing to request this show was largely a result of them being nominated for the Australian Music Prize, just in case they won the award at the previous week’s winner’s announcement. In the end, rightly or wrongly the […]
May 04, 2010 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, AMP, Australian Music Prize, Brisbane, Deep Sea Arcade, Justin Edwards, Kid Sam, Rave Magazine, Sony a700, The Troubadour, Triple J | 1 Comment »
As with most big music festivals, a lot of the best things at BluesFest 2010 were happening away from the main stage, and in particular on the Caba Caba Ray Stage. Saturday’s highlight is undoubtedly Poor Man’s Whiskey covering Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon in a bluegrass-style (with the original Money having it’s […]
Apr 09, 2010 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, BluesFest, BluesFest2010, Byron Bay, Donavon Frankenreiter, Jack Johnson, Justin Edwards, Kaos Kreepshow, Lyle Lovett, Mojo Juju & The Snake Oil Merchants, Newton Faulkner, Old Crow Medicine Show, Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club, Poor Man's Whiskey, Rave Magazine, Saturday, Sony a700, Tijuana Cartel, Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm | Leave A Comment »
What I Learnt From BluesFest 2010: Photography and camping don’t mix; 2010 is the year when anyone with a camera can get accreditation to the big music festivals. When they’re having to split the photographers into two groups in order to make it manageable and it’s not even the main stage headliners you’ve given out […]
Apr 09, 2010 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Blue king Brown, BluesFest, BluesFest2010, Buddy Guy, Byron Bay, Friday, Jeff Beck, John Butler Trio, Justin Edwards, Rave Magazine, Sony a700, The Avett Brothers, The Swell Season, Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm | 2 Comments »
I photographed Soundwave in Brisbane last weekend. It was very much a last minute thing and at the start of the week I wasn’t expecting to be photographing, as much as I wanted to do it. I will probably get around to blogging in a bit more detail sometime but it was a bit of […]
Feb 26, 2010 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Brisbane, Justin Edwards, RNA Showgrounds, Sony a700, Soundwave, Soundwave 2010, Soundwave2010, The Vine | Leave A Comment »
One gig that has always been scribbled in my diary for the last couple of years has been the annual Brisbane Sounds gig at The Zoo. The night is a showcase of local bands used as a fundraiser to raise money for a promotional CD sampler of Brisbane bands. You can read more about it […]
Feb 08, 2010 | Categories: Music Photography | Tags: 2010, Blair Hughes, Brisbane, Brisbane Sounds, Grand Atlantic, Justin Edwards, media launch, Noel Mengel, Sony a700, Tara Simmons, The Zoo | 1 Comment »