Interaction

Toxic Holocaust lead singer/guitarist here. The band consists of only three members, so getting a group shot is difficult. Add an active mosh pit and it was pretty much no chance of one. Nonetheless, I did get some dynamic shots on individuals here.

Part of the Fun

One of the band members, doing a little Burlesque routine. Very well done and one of the few times I had too much reach with my lens (needed the 50mm on my camera) but didn't want to lose any shots by trying to switch lenses in the dark.

Prelude

The girl on the left, with the green wrist band, was part of the audience, pulled on stage to help play out a scene. Not sure if this was rehearsed or not, but she played the part rather well. It's always nice to see bands interact with their fans, far too many bands that I shoot, don't do that, and it really lends something to the concert when they do.

Now I'm Down In It

This band wasn't the headliner, but put on one heck of an interactive show, singing to the fans, getting them involved, and so forth. I really wanted a front shot of the band and singer, but you can see the crowd here I was working with, so that was pretty much right out. Side shots only for them.

Friendly

Here is the guitarist for Napalm Death. Pages could be written about the band, and have been elsewhere, but what I loved most about them, is captured here. They weren't too big to involve the crowd in the show. Here they are letting a fan sing a song, which builds up tremendous goodwill, and I respect them immensely for that.

And Alone She Will Bend

This is what I love about small bands, their willingness to include audience members in their show. Here the lead singer of Kysmet included a fan in a song, and both were clearly enjoying the experience.