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Yellowcard Lights Up Hard Rock Live

YELLOWCARD | LIVE 2026 TOUR

Hard Rock Live | Hollywood, FL | May 8, 2026

Three songs. That’s the deal. Three songs in the photo pit to tell the story before you’re escorted out. You learn to work fast, anticipate moments, and hope the lighting cooperates. With Yellowcard, every second mattered.

They hit the stage with the kind of energy that immediately reminded everyone why they’ve remained one of pop-punk’s most enduring live acts. Ryan Key never stood still for long, moving from one side of the stage to the other while Sean Mackin’s violin cut through the guitars exactly the way fans have loved for years. Every song felt bigger than the last.

The lighting was a photographer’s dream—bright enough to freeze the action but dramatic enough to give every frame its own personality. Between the sweeping beams, colorful washes, and constant movement across the stage, there wasn’t a dull moment to capture.

Before I knew it, the familiar tap on the shoulder came. Three songs were over.

From there, the camera took a back seat.

Sometimes that’s the best part of the night.

Standing with the crowd, it was impossible not to get pulled into the show. Every chorus echoed through Hard Rock Live as fans sang every word back to the band. The energy never dipped, and neither did the smiles. Yellowcard has always had a way of making a room feel connected, and this night was no different.

There’s something special about photographing a band you’ve listened to for years, then putting the camera down and simply enjoying the music with everyone else. Those are the nights that remind you photography isn’t just about documenting a concert—it’s about preserving the feeling that comes with it.

These are ten of my favorite images from an unforgettable night with Yellowcard at Hard Rock Live. For the complete gallery, be sure to check out my Facebook page.

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January 16 at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale felt like a full-circle moment.

The last time I saw In The End was about a year ago in Fort Myers, and before that, it had been nearly two years since they last played my hometown venue. Missing them at Revolution Live for that long made this night hit differently — partly anticipation, partly nostalgia, and partly knowing exactly how good they’ve become over time. (more…)

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Cheap Trick taking stage at Hard Rock Live

Hello and welcome, readers!

It’s me again. I know it’s been a little while since my last post. What can I say? Like all of us lately, I’ve been caught up in the whirlwind of life. But that doesn’t mean I haven’t been behind my lens. I’ve just not had quite the time to dive into the digital world. Still, I’ve got so many images to share with you all, and my plan is to get them out there at least bi-weekly. There won’t be any particular order—just picking a name out of the hat, so to speak.

That being said, let’s dive into it, shall we? (more…)

Breathe Your Disguise – Hardwired

It’s been a while. That much I know. Life has a way of occupying your time. It doesn’t mean I haven’t been behind the lens. What it does mean is that prioritizing. I have a day job and while I am a photographer for hire, it is still my passion and I don’t rely on it to pay bills. The day job trumps so blogging my photos comes in a little later on that list of priorities.

Today though I am making time to catch up on your backlog and prepare for the gig with Hardwired at Revolution next weekend. They were taken with my trustworthy sidepiece, The Beast with my go-to lens the 24-70mm. That being said am catching up and sharing some of my favorite images taken the last time I covered them at Revolution Live. It’s all about moments and capturing them so here are my top 5 favorites. Yes, it’s a quick entry but you’re not here for the writing, you are here for the photos. You will find some more on my Facebook page and of course, you are welcome to have a look at them. 

 

Hand me my leather, Tori

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Mas Y Mas. MAS 5

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A little bit of Philly, G Love at Mas Miami 5

When you love what you do, it’s never really truly a “job”, at least not for me. Last December, while working the fifth MAS Miami not only did I have an amazing time behind the lens capturing the step and repeat, I also had the pleasure of so much more. 

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