I don’t know about you guys but the last time I saw the Hard Ons was drunk off my proverbial in a Toowoomba pub in the 90’s and that was by pure accident! Fast forward quite a few years for me but a total of 30 years for them and they’re still kickin’, rockin’ and powerstancin’!
They paid tribute to the Anzacs in a less than tradition manner on the eve of Anzac day with that classy bunch, Goon on the Rocks in tow.
Photos for The Music magazine (Brisbane).
Check out the highlights gallery below…
Goon on the Rocks
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Hard Ons
You can take the lad out of TISM but you can’t take the TISM out of the lad.
Damian does disco, and its fabulous!
This week we shoot Brianna Carpenter for The Music Magazine’s (Brisbane) – “The Guide” section. We also catch a Master at Work, house music forefather Kenny “Dope” Gonzales @ The Fox hotel.
Check them both out in this week’s issue of The Music (Brisbane) #041. Kenny Dope photos below.
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Kenny Dope @ The Fox hotel
Those flash mob insta-party specialists, KANA have sadly called it quits after 7 years. With many secret and not so secret locations under their belt it was a series of events unlike anything Brisbane has seen, which had the backing of what many would call the “true” supporters of the dance community and its DJs, and in typical KANA fashion it was a outstanding event that came and went with barely a trace, bar a distant omnipresent bassline drone and a few sore heads the next day 😉
We’ve been told even though this is the end of these guerilla style events, they have a few other things in the works so there is some hope for those that have missed out 😉
Banjo dueller Andrew Tuttle is in for our The Music Magazine’s (Brisbane) – “The Guide” section cover photoshoot this week and goes up against our live coverage of Alison Wonderland’s warehouse party tour.
Check them both out in this week’s issue of The Music (Brisbane) #040.
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Alison Wonderland Warehouse party photos
The lads from Melbourne based but world renowned sneaker institution Sneaker Freaker brought their swap meet show to Brisbane for the first time a couple weeks back. Sneakers of all kinds of vintage and variety were on show, sale and available for trade. We even go in on the action with a stall of our own reluctantly parting ways with parts of our collections.
If you’re looking for more of this action, check out The Exchange on May 24th at Southbank. We’ll be back with a stall and will be rustling up extra goodies in the meantime (:
This week we snap Lyons Apprentice for the The Music Magazine’s (Brisbane) – “The Guide” section cover.
Check them out in week’s issue of The Music (Brisbane) #026.
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We also ducked out for Halfway‘s EP release at the Old Museum. Check out the highlights below.
Simply put… these girls rock!
They played a very special show for Redbull during Brisbane’s BigSound festival. If you missed them, don’t sweat it, they’re currently in the middle of touring their new album, check out their website for all the details.
Holy moley was it a big one this week!
Firstly we kick things of snapping the lasses from Marville for The Music Magazine’s (Brisbane) – “The Guide” section cover shoot. Then we caught Adalita doing her thing again but this time with new band in tow at The Zoo, and THEN we head to the convention center for British India and Fall Out Boy, we even managed to string together some words for a review! Phew! I think I need a lie down!
Check out Marville and Adalita in this week’s issue of The Music (Brisbane) #012 and head directly to The Music website for the highlight photos and review of Bristish India and Fall out boy. Stay tuned for a full gallery, coming soon!
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Adalita @ The Zoo
After having to shoot the Nine Sons of Dan guys for the Time Off Live cover, the preliminary research pricked our ears up and they were quickly placed on the “gotta see them live” list. Fast forward a bit and they’re headlining a gig at the Zoo! Unfortunately we missed the support of Burning Brooklyn, Awaken I Am and We Were Giants all worthy to see in their own right but the main event was worth the wait. Great selection of song styles and tempos and a vocal not too unlike Brandon Boyd of Incubus which definitely isn’t a bad thing in our books 😉
See below for the highlight photos of the event and grab this week’s Time Off magazine for a full review of the night.
More Nine Sons of Dan @ The Zoo photos here
