By Courtney Dabb, Rock At Night Sydney Correspondent
Venue: Manning Bar-Sydney, Australia-November 20, 2015
Rock At Night had the pleasure of seeing Australian death metal band Feed Her to the Sharks and two American metal bands Unearth and Nile on Friday, November 20th. Nile had not been to the venue since 2013 but I am sure this time it was memorable. It was about 42 degrees C (107 degrees F) that evening and the bands were fully clad in metal attire–black jeans and denim jackets with sewn on badges. They were dripping with sweat but still were good sports. The crowd was very energised, doing rounds in the circle pits while the bands growled and thrashed.
Check out the Photo Gallery below:
PHOTO GALLERY
Feed Her to the Sharks
Whoretopsy
Whoretopsy
Feed Her to the Sharks Members: Andrew Vanderzalm – Lead Vocals / Piano / Keys Kim Choo – Guitar / Synth / FX Rob Davies – Bass Guitar / Backing Vocals Marinos Katsanevas – Lead Guitar Andrew ‘Stix’ Cotterell – Drums; Home Town: Melbourne, Australia
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Unearth
Unearth
Unearth Members: Trevor Phipps – Vocals, Ken Susi – Guitar, Buz McGrath – Guitar, Nick Pierce – Drums; Home Town: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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Nile
Nile members: Karl Sanders: Guitars, Vocals, Instrumentals Dallas Toler-Wade: Guitars, Vocals George Kollias: Drums Brad Parris: Bass, Vocals; Home Town: Greenville, South Carolina, USA
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Sydney Correspondent
My entry into the photography world is purely an extension of my love affair with music.
My entry into the photography world is purely an extension of my love affair with music. The first event I ever attended was the Big Day Out festival in 1992 as a 13 year old, catching the likes of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Sonic Youth, Iggy Pop and local legends Tumbleweed. I caught the bug and just loved the indie scene. Some 20 years and countless gigs later I wanted to go from behind the barrier to behind the camera.
Photographic residencies Include:The Manning Bar, Max Watts house Of Music and the Roller Den. Each venue sees a huge variety of local and international artists come through the doors making each shoot a unique challenge.
My entry into the photography world is purely an extension of my love affair with music.
My entry into the photography world is purely an extension of my love affair with music. The first event I ever attended was the Big Day Out festival in 1992 as a 13 year old, catching the likes of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Sonic Youth, Iggy Pop and local legends Tumbleweed. I caught the bug and just loved the indie scene. Some 20 years and countless gigs later I wanted to go from behind the barrier to behind the camera.
Photographic residencies Include:The Manning Bar, Max Watts house Of Music and the Roller Den. Each venue sees a huge variety of local and international artists come through the doors making each shoot a unique challenge.
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