Rounding out the bands I photographed at the Music for Everyone Tellus360 Takeover is the Late Drunken Nights. Joe Devoy provided the lyrical storytelling while several other Lancaster musicians provided the backup. Joining Joe was Liz Fulmer, Robin Chambers, Jon Reapsome, Brendan Stengle, and John Milosich.
Joe Devoy of The Late Drunken Nights
Another band who played at the Music for Everyone Tellus 360 Takeover was Big Boy Brass. They brought their mix of genres together to result in a very energetic and funky brass band performance. Click the link in their name above to find out when they'll be playing.
This is a photo set featuring Lucille and The Wolf (Phillip Freeman) at the recent Music for Everyone Tellus360 Takeover in Lancaster, PA. Lucille and The Wolf features Lucille singing while on ukulele, while Phil lends his own strong voice and guitar to the mix. It was quite the display of vocal talent. Lucille also just released the EP, "Carousel," so make sure to get your hands on a copy of that if you want to hear a sampling of what Lucille can do. On to the pics!
Lucille Ciconia and Phillip Freeman
I finally had a chance to see the Dimestore Dolls perform. I'm told they don't play often, but they were at Tellus360 as part of the "Lancaster Ladies of Rock n Roll" show. The group consists of Kelly Buchanan (singer/gutiar), Donna Volles (bass), and Liz Fulmer (drums). They all have their own musical projects going on, but get together to form the riot grrrl band on occasion. Here are some photos of the Tellus360 performance!
David Wilson has been working on re-branding himself to help set his name apart when it comes to his music. When it comes to David's new album release, Bailey Run's "After the Rain," there is also a band of Lancaster, PA musicians to back him. David is branching out from his singer/songwriter motif and brings some new sounds with the band not heard on David's previous releases. The release show performance is coming up on October 6th at Shanks Tavern in Marietta, PA if you're around the Lancaster area. Here are the photos David and I worked on in preparation for this album's release! A very special "thank you" goes out to the people of Shank's Tavern for allowing access to the building for several of these photos!
