Punk Rock Photography eschews Bonnaroo, and spends a Saturday night in East Nashville instead - two venues, three shows, five hours. The music runs the gamut from acoustic Americana to industrial darkwave, all in a mile-and-a-half. In other words, just another Saturday night in Nashville, TN. Bands featured include: Quichenight, Fetching Pails, Tower Defense, Lilly Hiatt, Jenny Wood and the Wooden Lovers, Tiblinski, Spectral Body, The Pop Ritual, and Bestial Mouths.

Punk Rock Photography goes to a darkwave night to see Clan of Xymox, The Bellwether Syndicate, and Bellhead. Two bands from Chicago and one from Europe. It was delicious - a welcome return to music that our narrator has loved for a long, long time.

Punk Rock Photography takes advantage of the quiet doldrums of February to think about, and show you, her favorite photographs from 2022. Live music, beautiful light, skulls, and fashion, oh my! And there's a new album by the Screaming Females, so a song from that is included as well. Exciting!

Punk Rock Photography goes to see and photograph the band L7 on the first night of the Bricks Are Heavy 30th Anniversary tour. Our humble narrator has been listening to this album for 30 years and it still feels like the first time, every time. Punk Rock Photography wants to be L7 when it grows up.

Punk Rock Photography goes to the Out Loud Music festival on 9.17.22, and has a marvellous time photographing Lauren Sanderson, Tynomi Banks, Betty Who, and CHVRCHES. A beautifully uplifting time was had with fantastic music and lights and dancing. Out Loud festival describes itself as being "to celebrate LGBTQI+ and ally musicians/artists. The festival creates a fun, energetic, and diverse line up that celebrates equality." So it was just the place for ally Punk Rock Photography to rock out.

Punk Rock Photography goes to a Son Lux concert and has a good cathartic cry. Includes photos of Kiah Victoria and Son Lux, as well as videos for music by these artists as well as Phillip Glass and The Bulgarian State Television Female Vocal Choir. H.N. James will never be a simple girl.

Punk Rock Photography goes to Denver and photographs a great show by Denver band Polly Urethane & Rusty Steve as well as headliners A Place to Bury Strangers. A loud and thrashy post-punk time was had by all!

Punk Rock Photography revisits her past as a darkity club dj and photographs a show featuring Vanilla Sugar, Julien-K, and The Birthday Massacre. Photos are included along with nostalgic and wry commentary, a video from each band, and a song by the excellent band Ceremony. You never know what you're gonna get at The Light Pours Out Of Me blog.

Punk Rock Photography was out at Mercy Lounge Nashville on Friday, February 25th, for the Glamper album release show. The post talks about losing one's cool, music, and includes photos of the performers from the evening including Glamper, Amanda Stone, and comedian Brat Sativa. Also, Punk Rock Photography really hates red light.

Photos of a weekend of live music in Nashville in teeny venues - featuring Lance Whalen and the Serpenteens, and venues The 5Spot and The Springwater Supper Club. Includes music by these artists and a song for #guitarmonday by The Screaming Females.