On a recent Friday afternoon, when I wanted to do something exciting – I heard the Red Bullets were playing at a The Mitre in Buckingham.  So I went along, and I’m so glad I did.  As usual – they blew me away! They also played a new song which they will be performing at an upcoming gig in Northampton, May 14th!  I hope to see you all there, as I will definitely be going to hear their new stuff!
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The Red Bullets have recently been touring the Alps, so when I heard they were home and playing their first gig back in the UK in Buckingham, I was down there in a shot! I have had the pleasure the photograph The Red Bullets fairly regularly, recently at The Stables Theatre in Milton Keynes late last year before they flew off to another country – if I could have followed them I would!
I love the energy that The Red Bullets bring to a performance, they never falter and keep the crowd at …

The summer of 2008 was one of my most memorable; not because of the weather or the Olympic games but because it was a summer when I had my eyes opened to the music talent that is out there just 5 minutes drive away from my home in the middle of Aylesbury.
I photographed well over 30 bands over the summer, some were tolerable but there were some astounding acts that I could shoot and hear for free! One of these bands were The Swamis; 3 lads from Buckingham who are …

Tucked away in corner of Buckingham, Echo Studios hosted the Bullets recording something very special. I was invited to cover their session which was also a great excuse to bring my friend April along to film them with a video camera.
It was a slow start; being in a band also means they party hard when they have a day off, so lets just say some of them (first names sounds like “ark”) needed to wake up a bit first after a big night on the town. Even so, there were …

Mr Daltrey is a true legend, and it is my honour to display these photos of the the great man on my blog. These photos were taken with a Nikon D300 & a basic Nikon D40x using a combination of Nikon’s 24-70mm F2.8 and the 70-200mm F2.8 AS-F VR.
On stage, Roger Daltrey was on form. The man has obviously been performing for years but his energy and enthusiasm never wavered. It was just a shame I could not have been nearer the front of the stage; it was a modest …