Author: Todd Radunsky

I work in the music industry photographing bands live and offstage for publicity. My work includes shooting concerts, festivals, and portraits of musicians and bands. I shoot for promoters, record companies, publicists, magazines, band managers, and individual musicians. I also photograph weddings, and portraits and have traveled the world to do so. I've shot weddings in Cali, Ireland, Mexico, Cape Cod, and Amsterdam to name a few.

Steel Panther – May 7th – Ogden Theatre

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Post Date May 13, 2014
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Take three-parts huge 1980’s hair, toss in a bushel of big boobs and torn, low cut, tee shirts. Add in a dollop of crazy colors, a dash of bandannas, and then top it off with a helping of loud metal music and lots of sexually charged lyrics. If that’s not enough for you, you might stir in some rabid screaming fans and even an onstage marriage proposal for good measure. Put it all in Denver’s Ogden Theatre for 90 minutes at about 100° and you have yourself a piping hot, ready to serve Steel Panther show in all it’s glory.

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Ellie Goulding – May 2nd – Red Rocks

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Post Date May 7, 2014
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Colorado’s world famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre played host to English singing sensation Ellie Goulding on Friday night when she brought her “Halcyon Days” tour to our state. The 2014 BRIT award winner for “best female solo artist,” held the Red Rocks crowd in the palm of her hands as they danced and sang gleefully throughout her emotional and high energy set that included “Burn,” “Anything Could Happen,” and a cover of Elton John’s “Your Song.”

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Franz Ferdinand – April 21st – Gothic Theatre

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Post Date April 22, 2014
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Franz Ferdinand, one of the most influential bands to ever come out of Scotland, took the stage here in the US on Monday night at Denver’s historic Gothic Theatre. The Indie-Rock band played a super tight show to a sold-out crowd of devoted fans who rocked and sang to every song. The stage lighting, moody and sometimes dark, only added to the overall energy and artistry of the evening as they once again showed that they truly are one of Indie-Rock’s best live acts.

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ZZ Top – March 8th – Paramount Theatre

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Post Date March 11, 2014
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One of the world’s most recognizable bands, ZZ Top, brought their long red beards and some Texas flavored, Blues infused Rock to Denver’s Paramount Theatre on Saturday night. There wasn’t an empty seat in the house as people came from far and near to hear classic ZZ Top songs like “Jesus just left Chicago,” “Cheap Sunglasses” & “Legs.” Guitarist Billy Gibbons, Bass player Dusty Hill, and Drummer Frank Beard all sounded tight and had the crowd singing and dancing the entire set.

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Pixies – February 13th – Fillmore Auditorium

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Post Date February 18, 2014
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Alternative rockers Pixies rocked The Fillmore on Thursday night in front of a packed house of adoring fans. Original and founding members Black Francis and Joey Santiago were joined by their original drummer David Lovering for the night’s festivities. Noticeably the bands original bassist Kim Deal was not in the lineup, as she left the band in 2013. Fact is however, her replacement on this tour, Paz Lenchantin, is perfectly capable of filling Kim’s shoes, and she did just that. Composed and talented, she meshed perfectly with the rest of the band.

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Stone Sour – February 3rd – Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Todd Radunsky
Post Date February 10, 2014
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The energy was palpable in The Ogden Theatre last Monday when the lights went down. It was clear that the cold temps didn’t stop 20 and 30 somethings from all walks of life from showing up to show their support for the hard charging alternative metal band Stone Sour and their “House of Gold and Bones Tour – Part 2.” People used their fingers to form devil horns and raised them high and proud in the air as the energized audience was almost foaming at the mouth and ready to rock!

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Panic! At The Disco – January 18th – Ogden Theatre

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Post Date January 22, 2014
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Whether you want to classify them Alternative, Pop, or Pop Punk, Panic! at the Disco held the enthusiastic, sold-out crowd of 20 something’s in the palm of their collective hands all night long this past Saturday. The show was hosted by the historic Ogden Theatre, where great sound mixed with a better than average light show was just the right mix to have the crowd sing along with the band to all of their tunes. The band played a monster set of 20 songs including crowd favorites including “Hurricane,” “Nicotine,” and “Girls/Girls/Boys.”

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Rihanna – November 9th – Pepsi Center

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Post Date November 14, 2013
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Last Saturday, Rihanna, one of the world’s biggest Pop stars, brought her massive Diamonds tour to Pepsi Center for a much anticipated performance after her scheduled 2010 date had been cancelled. The two hours show featured several costume changes and a monster setlist that included “Cockiness,” “Numb,” “Phresh Out The Runway” and her recent smash hits “Stay” and “Diamonds.” Though the show wasn’t quite sold-out, the packed house loved every minute of it.

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Family Values Festival – October 5th – 1st Bank Center

Post Author By Todd Radunsky
Post Date October 10, 2013
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If you don’t think much of family values in this day and age, think again. Korn brought their Family Values Festival to Broomfield’s on Saturday night for a one night only jamfest that included the rock band Beware of Darkness, Hip-Hop/Rock prodigy Machine Gun Kelly, English Metalcore ragers Asking Alexandria, Rap/Rock band Hollywood Undead, and of course, the guys who put the “heavy” in Heavy Metal…. Korn!

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Muse – September 17th – The Pepsi Center

Post Author By Todd Radunsky
Post Date September 24, 2013
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British rock band Muse brought their hardcore fans and a gigantic LED pyramid to Denver last Tuesday when they played a loud, high-energy set at The Pepsi Center. The trio played a 19 song set that included the bombastic opener “Supremacy” that started the night off with a bang. Judging from the fact that there were both men and women crying when the band came on stage there’s not much argument to be made that Muse has a very faithful following, and is one of the better live acts touring today.