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Tag: TheRoadhouse

  • Photo of the Day 14th March 2025.

    Long exposure of a man wearing a black stetson hat and a black shirt with red piping around the pockets. There are 2 images of him in the frame, the lowest is frozen in place because of a flash, then another as he moves while the shutter is open. In the upper image, he is singing into a microphone in front of him. Red light is painted around his head. The walls in the background are entirely black.
    Michael “Zu” Zufelt, lead guitarist of the Los Angeles-based band Four Star Mary, at Jabez Clegg, Manchester, 16th March 2008.

    Sway – Four Star Mary

    Bonus Photo of the Day 14th March 2015.

    A man standing on a stage, screaming into a microphone held on a stand. He has short dark hair, and is wearing a black shirt and light grey trousers and white trainers, and is playing a brown electric guitar. In the background, a drum kit is in the middle of the stage, with black curtains behind that, with large coloured lights on roof-mounted racks at the top of the frame, pointing at the front of the stage.
    Kev Dixon, singer and guitarist with Junk Culture, a Liverpool-based band, at a gig at L2, Liverpool, 5th July 2001. Of all the photos I took of Kev over the years, this is probably my fave, it’s just a pity I only have this compressed edit rather than the original.

    Up to you – Junk Culture

    Bonus Photo of the Day 2 14th March 2025.

    A man with short, blond, spiky hair, wearing a white t-shirt with a large black and red image across the chest, playing a red and black bass guitar. His right arm is covered in black tattoos. He appears to be looking at the floor in front of him.The background is mostly black, with a black and yellow stripe running along the wall behind him, and an orange light shining in the bottom right corner.
    Arron Raw, bassist of Manchester-based band Crestfallen, on stage at The Roadhouse, Manchester, 28th January 2005.
  • Photo of the Day 6th March 2025.

    2 members of a band on stage - at the front is a shaven-headed man wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans, holding a microphone in his right hand and singing into it, his eyes closed. The mic cord is wrapped around his wrist, and he is slightly bent over. Behind him is a man, also shaven-headed, wearing a white t-shirt and red trousers, playing a white bass guitar, and shouting into a microphone a couple of feet in front of him, with his eyes closed. He appears to be bouncing into the air. Black walls and a white ceiling fill the background.
    This is where the adventure began – Tad Looney and Steve Carter from Four Star Mary at The Roadhouse, Manchester, 29th August 2000, during their first UK tour.
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  • Photo of the Day 5th March 2025.

    A band performing on a stage. In the foreground is a man with short dark hair, wearing a red t-shirt and blue jeans, singing into a microphone on a stand in front of him. His knees are bent, almost crouching, while his arms are spread wide, his hands level with his head. Behind him, on the left of the frame, a man with dark hair and wearing a black jumper and blue jeans is playing a white guitar, looking down at the ground. On the singers other side, a man in a grey shirt is standing behind him, his back turned to the audience. A white amp is in the middle of the frame in the background. The rooms walls are black, while the white roof has a black tarp covering the back section.
    Atomic16 at the Roadhouse, Manchester, 29th January 2001. This was one of my first forays in to band photography, so used a 35mm compact.
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  • Photo of the Day 3rd March 2025.

    A young woman with red hair, wearing a blue top that leaves her arms bare. In her right hand she is holding a microphone to her mouth, her mouth wide open and her eyes closed as she sings. Behind her, the room is dark, apart from the rather dirty white tiles on the ceiling.
    Amber Trivass, lead singer of Nomad, a band from Wrexham in North Wales, at a gig at The Royal Mail Club, Chester, 15th September 2003. She had a fantastic voice, and was probably the best thing about the band.
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