Recently, I had the opportunity to tag along with Zach to see a show at The Bell House in Gowanus, which always promises to be a good time. We’ve seen a handful of shows there, and their booking managers always seem to attract a lot of interesting acts. I used to go see lots of shows in college just to see live music, but my schedule hasn’t allowed much of that luxury these days, sadly.
It was a lot of fun to relax and treat my ears to something new, and share in the joy that Zach has for recording live music. He’s been contributing to NYC Taper as of late, and I’m so happy he’s been enjoying his hobby as much as I do with photography. The importance of a creative outlet keeps coming up in conversations with friends and colleagues lately, and I can’t stress how instrumental it is for me to balance out the craziness in life!
I brought my camera along for the show and thought I’d share a few photos. Check out the New York Press for a review of the summery show and some shots below of New Jersey indie darlings Big Troubles, Julian Lynch, and Real Estate!
Big Troubles takes the stage, after opener Family Portrait:
Julian Lynch plays to a sold-out crowd of fans and admirers:
Real Estate closes it down with a set of summery, relaxed rock and roll:
The last litter mob 
