Concert/gig photography has been going on for years, however it still continues to grow in popularity – concerts are constantly improving the audio output and the visuals for the show.
It has been an interest of mine since I first began photography, I have always enjoyed attending concerts as I love the atmosphere – everyone chanting the lyrics of the music and the lighting.
Jake Chamseddine | Pray For The Wicked Tour, 2019
Jake Chamseddine (@JakeChams on instagram) is a photographer known for his breathtaking concert shots. His most well recognised pieces are from the Panic! At The Disco shows he attends, taking photos of the whole band. His work is undeniably incredible, he always seems to capture magnificent shots throughout the entirety of the show.
Jake Chamseddine | Pray For The Wicked Tour, 2019
Concert photography first became popular during the advent of Rock n Roll – bands such as The Rolling Stones and The Beatles being at the height of their popularity and people desired the memorabilia during the 1950s and 1960s.
Gered Mankowitz is an English photographer who was mainly recognised for his work in the music industry, working with artist such as The Rolling Stones, Duran Duran, Elton John and Jimi Hendrix.
Gered Mankowitz | Mick Jagger, 1965
Paul Natkin is another photographer who was highly recognised back in the 1970s, he worked with music icons such as The Rolling Stones, Prince and Bruce Springsteen. Paul has also done work for big magazines such as People, Entertainment Weekly, Playboy and Time.
Paul Natkin | Prince, 1982
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