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Shot a venue walkthrough while Thomas Rhett performs at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia, about 35 miles west of Washington, D.C. Owned and operated by Live Nation, the amphitheater can seat 25,262 fans.
 

 

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Travis Scott AstroWorld

Live wire energy has long been Scott’s stock-in-trade; for the Travis Scott AstroWorld – Chicago concert stop, he continues that energy like a downed power line dancing on the sidewalk. On his first arena tour, he has the backing of a production that matches his manic intensity and energy; his stage is outfitted with videos of vomiting cartoon children, a massive inflatable astronaut (outfitted in Scott’s signature Air Jordan IVs, no less), lasers, pyro, fireworks and not one but two functional roller coaster rigs.
 

 

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Keith Urban • #GraffitiUWorldTour

Keith Urban delivered two-plus hours of music to a jam-packed crowd in Tinley Park, IL, on Saturday evening August 18th, bringing together classic hits, new material and even his very first No. 1 song. From his dual-stage setup to his talented band, everything about Urban’s 2018 tour is high quality.
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20,000+ Chris Stapleton fans in Utah

Just a couple of my favorite flicks, from my photoshoot at Chris Stapleton’s Usana Amphitheatre performance on August 11, 2018, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Over 20,00 fans attended the largest ever concert at this venue for Live Nation.
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Lollapalooza 2018 Chicago

Once again we survived the heat and enormous crowds that make up one of the biggest summer festivals around.
Bands like Odesza, The Weeknd, LL Cool J, Bruno Mars, Arctic Monkeys, Post Malone, Zedd, Lil Pump, Vampire Weekend, Gucci Mane and more…..
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Don’t Stop Believing!

Def Leppard and Journey featuring the Pretenders, rocked Wrigley Field on July 14th, 2018.
 

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Super VIP Recap of Firefly Festival June 14th-17th, 2018 in Dover, Delaware.

Firefly Music Festival is a premier music experience set among lush wooded landscapes, featuring renowned headliners and emerging artists.
 

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Eminem performs at Firefly Festival on June 16th, 2018

 

 

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Kendrick Lamar performs at Firefly Festival on June 17th, 2018

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Lil Wayne performs at Firefly Festival on June 16th, 2018

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Logic performs at Firefly Festival on June 15th, 2018

Firefly Music Festival is a premier music experience set among lush wooded landscapes, featuring renowned headliners and emerging artists.
 

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Man of the Woods Tour – United Center, Chicago IL – 3.27.2018

Justin Timberlake sang and danced along the stage that wound through the crowd with the same energy and verve that he’s brought to the table since The Justified World Tour in 2003. He fed off his live band, The Tennessee Kids, who gave every song they played, even the new ones, more life. And the bottom line is there’s no questioning that the man can still perform. 
 

 

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Jay-Z delivered an amazing show at the United Center on Tuesday, December 5th, proving Hov is still setting the bar after decades in the game.
 

 

 

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Welcome to the Jungle, Baby!

The show begins with the gnarly bassline of “It’s So Easy,” the scratchy guitar of “Mr. Brownstone,” the late era “Chinese Democracy,” and the introduction capper “Welcome to the Jungle.” The latter elevated by digital imagery that played on the concept of the original video. Rose was a tad breathless by the end of that run, but after he disappeared under the stage his vigor was renewed.

At 55, he’s still capable of banshee wails and his scale-climbing caterwaul, which I imagined could be both a stress reliever or downright stressful given his facial expressions.

He showed restraint when he wanted to. Instead of imitating Chris Cornell on the cover of “Black Hole Sun” late in the set, he held back a bit during the song’s crescendo. The tribute to the Soundgarden frontman played under an image of the Seattle Space Needle (McKagan’s hometown) was a nice addition to the setlist, introduced by Dizzy Reed’s piano, and served as a musical answer to the preceding “November Rain.”

Of course, like Jagger and Richards, Tyler and Perry, Rose’s foil is as big of a star as he is.

That’s not lost on the frontman, who saved the guitarist’s simple introduction of “Slash” for last as he ran through the band’s members. Still shaded by curls and a top hat, Slash was at his best diving into classical influences during he and Fortus’ instrumental showcase of Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” and his own take on the love theme from “The Godfather” that segued into “Sweet Child O’ Mine.”

Once plagued by Rose’s chronic tardiness and unpredictability and the other members’ substance abuse, the band now operates as a well-oiled team of pros with the help of utility players drummer Frank Ferrer, long-time guitarist Richard Fortus, and additional keyboardist Melissa Reese.
 

 

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