Kitty, Daisy & Lewis entertained us

But on the blog you only only get a picture of Daisy... for the rest you will have to look elsewhere in my archives.

There is a party in my head

he said.

Once again Michele and Romeo present

 Michele Stodard

 Ren Harvieu & Romeo Stodard

Sugar Magnolia 

and my favourite of the evening, Mark Nevin (and no, he wasn't perfect, but he did sing it - if you catch my drift).

She was

hiding almost off stage, behind a pillar, but I still managed to catch her through my lens.

I saw

a few student productions at the London South Bank University today

 The Sandman

 She Said Sensitively 

Where I Still Can

And while walking home I stumbled across Tommyandmary (guess which one is in the photo) who had a great busking concert in Oxford Street.

I missed

the first days of the Altered States (I know, how fitting the title is), but managed to catch up with it before it ended.

The action

of Steve Lee and his memories.

You try to run

from the desolation that has kept your mind company over the years, but no matter how far you go, how many oceans you swim or how many country lanes you walk, it always catches up with you (sometimes in all its beauty).

Second day

of Frank Turner's Last Minutes kicked off with Rob Lynch (and the people loved him).

Frank Turner's Lost Minutes

 Puttenhusener Pommesbude was apparently sent from Germany to Camden to punish us for Brexit (his words, not mine)

 Jack Little played his set in the middle of his stag party.

and Chloe Glover was my favourite of the evening.

Fazerdaze

took me to a different world. 

I have a feeling

it would be better if they stuck to the loudness they enjoy.

A four band

benefit for the homeless. I wouldn't be me if I didn't go and support this one with my photos.

The Alvarez Theory opened the night. 

  Hannah Harris and her partner Nick followed. 

Miri was my favourite of the night. 

And the Nun Habit had the most fun on stage and provided the greatest entertainment for their fan base (apparently it was their first ever concert). 

The Happiness Project

 Haven't seen Alex for a long time, so it was great to catch up with him and great to see the project he is currently involved in.  

 With a few dancers

 and him playing his violin live on stage

and luckily for me

I was there to capture it all.

Portobello Live - day 2

On the second day I got my act together and I saw way too many bands to actually post the photos of all on my blog (you will just have to find the photos elsewhere - they are not so hard to find), and in such situations I am never quite sure how to come up with the blog selection. This time I decided to post a photo of the singer who flirted with the camera the most (I mean obviously, it has to pay off in some way (oh, and of course, this is not one of the flirty pics)).