Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: concert

This show was a few weeks after the Gattaca show, one of many that I attended at Klub 007 during 2015. I've only uploaded a handful of these cameraphone shots, as there are a very large number of them in my files, most of them mediocre to bad in quality. The Unholy Preachers were a fun band to see, though, so this show seemed like a worthy one to include.

About two months after Fluff Fest, I got to see Gattaca again at Klub 007 in Strahov. As this was only my cameraphone, it was hard to get anything that wasn't blurry, but I tried anyway. This is the second shot I selected for iPernity. From a technical standpoint, I'm not claiming that this is one of my better shots, but I wanted to upload it anyway.

About two months after Fluff Fest, I got to see Gattaca again at Klub 007 in Strahov. As this was only my cameraphone, it was hard to get anything that wasn't blurry, but I tried anyway.

About two months after Fluff Fest, I got to see Gattaca again at Klub 007 in Strahov. This was only the setup and soundcheck, which enabled me to get a better look at some of the gear.

Cafe na pul cesty often hosts outdoor concerts during the summertime, with some of these being in Centralni Park Pankrac, and others on a stage attached to the venue. In this case, Taras Bullba were performing on the outdoor stage.

Although I attended the After Fluff show at Cafe na pul cesty, this was actually over a week later, when Shut Up Twist Again performed a regular gig. The Cafe has been renovated twice since this cameraphone shot was taken, once during Covid, and again immediately after. The current renovation is actually closer to the 2015 look, but still different. Most of my concert photos taken at the Cafe don't show much of the venue itself.

I managed to get relatively few good cameraphone shots at Fluff Fest 2015, but I had a few. This shot is of Trial, on Saturday.

I managed to get relatively few good cameraphone shots at Fluff Fest 2015, but I had a few. There were a number of old favorites at the festival, including Gattaca, but I didn't manage to get good shots with my cameraphone. This was one of my best shots from Fluff Fest 2015, with decent lighting, and a shooting location close enough so that I didn't have to use digital zoom. This set was on Saturday, soon after I arrived.

I managed to get relatively few good cameraphone shots at Fluff Fest 2015, but I had a few. This shot is of Hibakusha, on Saturday.

I took a number of cameraphone photos at the Rabie Babies show, but only two of them were any good. This was because my Nokia 301 phone didn't have such a great camera, although to be fair in 2015 hardly anything did. Basically, this is the other photo.

One of my friends made me aware of the Rabies Babies back when I was still on Facebook, so when I saw a show advertised, I was sure to go. My friend never showed up, I called her, and she didn't even know the show was happening. Any case, they were one of the best punk rock bands I've seen live, albeit more traditional than most of what I had been seeing in 2015. They still occassionally play out, but my understanding (from their Facebook page) is that family pressures have forced them into semi-retirement, however non-punk rock that may sound. I would certainly go to another show, if they're playing nearby and if I know about it.

I had never heard of Nine Eleven before, but they're hardcore band from France. Their set was the craziest that I've ever been to at Cafe na pul cesty, so I expected to be sore the next day. In reality, that didn't happen, but I unfortunately didn't get too many pictures because of all the movement.

I ended up standing right in the front of the crowd for the Smashrooms set. I had met them two years earlier at Klub 007.

Actually, the guitarist for Sending Lights is the bass player for Foxxen.

Here's an alternate shot.

Foxxen were next.

Here's shot of them tuning up.

Sending Lights weren't originally scheduled to play on this particular night, and neither were the following band, Foxxen, who share the guitarist in the foreground (sorry if I've forgotten your name). Originally, The Smashrooms and Nine Eleven were supposed to play, but the night became a quadruple bill.