Ah bless, it’s another Villagers gig. My sixth this year I think. Check out the bass player, yum. End.
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Villagers (Vicar Street)
Posted in villagers with tags conor obrien, Dublin, hot press, photo, ruth medjber, ruthless imagery, vicar street, villagers on December 24, 2010 by RM
Villagers (Workmans Club)
Posted in Bands I've shot!, villagers with tags becoming jackal, conor obrien, invite, photos, secret, today fm, villagers, workmans club on September 17, 2010 by RMIt really was such a beautiful experience. The crowd was reverent and Conor, so humble. An intimate invite only gig in the Workmans Club, Dublin.
Electric Picnic 2010
Posted in Antlers, Big Pink, Black Mountain, Caribou, Chew Lips, Crystal Castles, Dan Le Sac vs Scrooblious Pip, Eels, Festivals, Fever Ray, Field Music, Fight Like Apes, Foals, Frames, Gil Scott Heron, Glen Hansard, Horrors, Hurts, Hyponotic Brass Ensemble, Janelle Monae, Jolly Boys, Jonsi, LCD Soundsystem, Low Anthem, Macr Almond, Massive Attack, Mumford & Sons, Robyn, Roxy Music, Seasick Steve, Vengeance & The Panther Queen, villagers with tags 2010, antlers, black mountain, brian ferry, caribou, chew lips, crystal castles, dan le sac, dublinl ireland, eels, electric, fesitval, fever ray, field music, fight like apes, Foals, frames, horrors, hurts, hypnotic brass ensemble, janelle monae, joly boys, jonsi, lcd soundsystem, low anthem, marc almond, massive attack, mumford & sons, photography, photos, picnic, pig pink, robyn, roxy music, seasick steve, sigur ros, stradbally, villagers on September 8, 2010 by RMNever fails to be one of the greatest weekends of the year. Nice bit of sunshine and many a secret performance. As always, these images are for sale in lovely big prints or electronically. I also have many more to choose from so drop me a line if you fancy.
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Peace and Fucking,
Ruth
Oxegen 2010
Posted in 2 Door Cinema Club, Arcade Fire, Bombay Bicycle Club, Chapel Club, Chapel Cluc, Delphic, Dirty Projectors, Drums, Eliza Doolittle, Festivals, Florence & The Machine, Jay Z, Kate Nash, Middle East, Muse, Paulo Nutini, Rise Against, Stereophonics, Tinie Tempah, Vampire Weekend, villagers, Wallis Bird with tags 2 Door Cinema Club, 2010, Arcade Fire, Bombay Bicycle Club, Chapel Club, codes, Delphic, Dirty Projectors, Dublin, Eliza Doolittle, festival, Florence and the Machine, hot press, Jay Z, Kate Nash, Muse, music, oxegen, Paulo Nutini, photography, Rise Against, ruth medjber, ruthless imagery, Stereophonics, The Drums, The Middle East, Tinie Tempah, Vampire Weekend, villagers, Wallis Bird, We Are Scienctists on July 13, 2010 by RMNow… where do I start? Muddy fields and great craic (well, as long as you were safe within the confines of the backstage area where I hid most of the weekend!).
Bands I shot:
Eliza Doolittle, CODES, Vampire Weekend, Stereophonics, Tinie Tempah, Jay Z, Villagers, Wallis Bird, Arcade Fire, 2 Door Cinema Club, Chapel Club, Rise Against, Florence and the Machine, Dirty Projectors, The Drums, Bombay Bicycle Club, Muse, Kate Nash, The Middle East, We Are Scienctists, Paulo Nutini, Delphic.
Plenty more variations of each band, just ask to see more! ruth(at)gmail.com
much more, just click through the slideshow below! enjoy xxx
Hard Working Class Hero’s 2009
Posted in Adebisi Shank, Angel Pier, Bands I've shot!, Blood Bottler, Dark Room Notes, Fionn Regan, Funeral Suits, Heritage Centre, kill krinkle club, Kyon, Not Squares, ollie cole, Pocket Promise, Robotnik, super extra bonus party, Sweet Jane, Tallulah Does The Hula, Tiny Magnetic Pets, villagers, We Cut Corners with tags adebisi shank, angel pier, blood bottler, dark room notes, fionn regan, Funeral Suits, Heritage Centre, kill krinkle club, kyon, not squares, ollie cole, pocket promise, Robotnik, super extra bonus party, Sweet Jane, tallulah does the hula, Tiny Magnetic Pets, villagers, we cut corners, yes cadets on October 20, 2009 by RMHard Working Class Hero’s is a 3 day music showcase for unsigned Irish bands. A bloody great idea but a bit disappointing this year.
No big surprises. Adebisi Shank were by far the best band of the weekend. Followed by Funeral Suits, Villagers, We Cut Corners, Robotnik and Kill Krinkle Club. Honorable mentions to Kyon, Yes Cadets, Sweet Jane and Tiny Magentic Pets and Heritage Centre.
I dunno, maybe im gettin jaded with Irish music, or just extra fussy as i’m exposed to so much of it first hand. Or maybe there really isn’t a lot of exciting tunes happening here right now… have they all emigrated?
All i can say is Thank Fuck for Adebisi Shank… if it wasn’t for them, the weekend would have been a wash.
oh and as for the Photography Exhibition…. best not mention the war.
