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PICTURE GALLERIES

In this page you will find complete photo galleries pertaining to the hundreds of live performances we cover every year. Be ready to scroll through dozens of great shots from our contributing photographers Alan Cox, Michael Bradley, Gonzalo Pozo, Jim Wilkinson, Ivan Romero, Craig Youngblood, Jose Pimienta, Jordan Ryan Lester and Joel Barrios. You can see more of their work on their websites Cox Creative Photography, RockHouse Photo, The Photo Ninja, Western Soul Photography, Ivan Romero Photography, Wilkinson Image and Design, Jordan Ryan Lester and Norrsken Photography and Design.

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<strong>Sleeping with Sirens</strong> played at the Fillmore Miami at The Jackie Gleason Theater this week. The band opened with crowd favorite <em>“Kick me”</em> accompanied by a thrilling detonation of lights, hands in the air and explosive cheering emanating from the packed and frenzy audience. Lead singer <strong>Kellin Quinn</strong> led the relentless musical juggernaut of the collective, which oozed uncompromising energy, sprinkled with constant jumps, head-banging and Quinn tossing his mic in the air. Check out some images of the night below!

Sleeping with Sirens played at the Fillmore Miami at The Jackie Gleason Theater this week. The band opened with crowd favorite “Kick me” accompanied by a thrilling detonation of lights, hands in the air and explosive cheering emanating from the packed and frenzy audience. Lead singer Kellin Quinn led the relentless musical juggernaut of the collective, which oozed uncompromising energy, sprinkled with constant jumps, head-banging and Quinn tossing his mic in the air. Check out some images of the night below!

"... Saturday kicked off with <strong>Jane Getter Premonition</strong>, a stunning prog-rock/jazz fusion outfit reminiscent of stylistic darlings like <strong>King Crimson</strong> and <strong>The Mahavishnu Orchestra</strong> (whose stunning “Dance of Maya” JGP covered at the end of their run). Of course, bandleader <strong>Jane Getter</strong> was immensely impressive as a guitarist and singer, and her top-notch crew: revered keyboardist <strong>Adam Holzman</strong>, bassist <strong>Mark Egan</strong>, guitarist extraordinaire <strong><strong>Alex Skolnick </strong></strong>(of <strong><strong>Testament</strong></strong>'s fame), and drummer <strong><strong>Gene Lake </strong></strong>proved equally adept during knockouts like <em>“Surprised,”</em> <em>“Train Man,”</em> and <em>“Alien Refugee.”</em> Occasionally, singer/songwriter/guitarist <strong><strong>Randy McStine</strong></strong> would come out to play and sing, too, and he naturally became an invaluable part of the performance..." - <em>Jordan Blum</em>

"... Saturday kicked off with Jane Getter Premonition, a stunning prog-rock/jazz fusion outfit reminiscent of stylistic darlings like King Crimson and The Mahavishnu Orchestra (whose stunning “Dance of Maya” JGP covered at the end of their run). Of course, bandleader Jane Getter was immensely impressive as a guitarist and singer, and her top-notch crew: revered keyboardist Adam Holzman, bassist Mark Egan, guitarist extraordinaire Alex Skolnick (of Testament's fame), and drummer Gene Lake proved equally adept during knockouts like “Surprised,” “Train Man,” and “Alien Refugee.” Occasionally, singer/songwriter/guitarist Randy McStine would come out to play and sing, too, and he naturally became an invaluable part of the performance..." - Jordan Blum

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