Photo Credit: Dave Hogan via HBO Tina Turner, one of the most important and iconic figures in music in the late twentieth century, died on May 24th at age eighty-three. While a highly influential performer in R&B, Tina fully embraced rock ‘n’ roll and explored a variety of other music styles including dance and even… Read more
Photo Credit: Scott Dudelson David Crosby, the singer, musician, and songwriter best known for being the first name in long-running rock supergroups: Crosby Stills & Nash and Crosby Still Nash & Young, died on January 18th at age eighty-one. Uniquely recognizable by his heavy frame, long hair, and wooly mustache – a look he rarely… Read more
*NSYNC ‘No Strings Attached Tour’ at the First Union Spectrum arena Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Photography by: Steve Trager
Kenny G ‘Classics in the Key of G’ Tour at the Blockbuster-Sony Music Entertainment Centre Camden, New Jersey Photography by: Steve Trager
Lenny Kravitz ‘The Freedom Tour’ at the Blockbuster-Sony Music Entertainment Centre Camden, New Jersey Photography by: Steve Trager
*NSYNC ‘Second II None’ Tour at the Tower Theater Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania Photography by: Steve Trager
Photo Credit: Connor Peck When was the last time you remember hearing a song by a rock band in which not only were they themselves specifically identified as the subject, but it was all sung from the perspective of an outside character? Well, on their third album A Portrait of an Ugly Man, that’s what Bloomington, Minnesota band Remo Drive does on the song “The Night I… Read more