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It’s Been A Lovely Day And It’s Okay

Anyone else feeling just a wee bit on edge right now? Today is election day, and I, for one, am feeling on edge and stressed. It's been a long time coming, and I feel like I have been feeling this... Continue Reading →

It’s Prime Time, It’s McNasty Time

Halloween is one of those days when I dread going out. I just don't have the patience for drunk idiots, especially when those drunk idiots are in costume, which makes them act a bit more idiotic. That said, there always... Continue Reading →

I Only Want Some Peace

When did we, as a society, decide that burnout was acceptable? Since when is working just one job not enough to support yourself, let alone a family? Why do we have to live at breakneck speed every day, sleep a... Continue Reading →

If You’re Falling, Dive

'Twas the night before Halloween weekend and, all through the Twin Cities, everyone was bumping to Count Spookula. Okay, terrible intro. Also, probably not true, but it should be. Thursday night was, in fact, the night before Halloween weekend, so... Continue Reading →

And That’s The Way It Is In Minnesota

I don't even know how to start this blog post. Should I start with how I saw one of the few bands left on my bucket list on Tuesday night at The Palace Theatre? Or do I talk about how... Continue Reading →

Good Luck To Us All

Is folksy Americana indie-pop-rock music my typical cup of tea? Absolutely not, but that's the kind of show I found myself at on Monday night at an absolutely packed First Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. I always tell people that the... Continue Reading →

There Are Different Roads To Happiness

I have a love/hate relationship with packed shows. I love it because it usually means a band has done the grind long enough to finally become something special (which was absolutely the case on Sunday night), but I hate it... Continue Reading →

Howard Zinn Died For Your Sins

This weekend was one of those weekends with too many shows and not enough time. It was hard to choose what to see. It wasn't even national acts pitted against locals; it was locals pitted against locals, which made it... Continue Reading →

The World Will Be Riding By Your Side

I remember the first time I ever photographed a concert. I was nervous. I was sweaty and shaking because I felt I didn't deserve the coveted photo pass. Fast forward to now. It's been years of photographing concerts. Everything from... Continue Reading →

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