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GALLERY

A collection of photos + videos from shows I've attended. See the blog post here.

NSO Declassified Presents: International Women's Day featuring Sarah Silverman, multi-Latin Grammys nominee Danay Suarez, opera soprano and Met performer Leah Hawkins, Gracie Folds (daughter of Ben Folds), and conductor Akiko Fujimoto performing alongside the National Symphony Orchestra 
{ The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 3/8/2019 }



Vince Staples
"Smile, You're On Camera" Tour (in support of latest album "FM!")
{ 9:30 Club, 2/23/2019 }


Soccer Mommy
(touring in support of latest album "Clean")
{ Metro Gallery, 12/2/2018 }

BSO Pulse Presents: Parquet Courts (touring in support of latest album "Wide Awake!") performing alongside the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
{ The Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, 11/29/2018 }

Slothrust
(touring in support of latest album "The Pact")
{ Black Cat, 11/8/2018 }


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(touring in support of latest album "Ordinary Corrupt Human Love") 
{ Baltimore Soundstage, 10/30/2018 }

 


 
(touring in support of latest EP "What Happens When I Try To Relax")
{ Songbyrd Music House, 9/28/2018 } 


 
(touring in support of latest album "Cry Cry Cry")
{ The Ottobar, 8/29/2018 }

(touring in support of latest album "Luciferian Towers")
{ Baltimore Soundstage, 8/11/2018 }

(touring in support of latest album "Offerings")


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