The Darcys At Théâtre Beanfield

We're a little bit backed up on getting my concert photographs up here on The Old Blog.  I suppose we will catch up at some point, but this would be a good time to remind you that my concert photographs can be seen in a much more timely manner by visiting V13Media, which you can do by following the link.  If you'd like an even more direct route to my photographs, you can visit my personal page over there but using the following link.  On a cold, grey and windy early Spring evening, Montreal's rock fans went to to seek some relief from the crummy weather in the form of a rock and roll show.  Seeking shelter and a distraction from what was happening outside, they made their way down to the Théâtre Beanfield for a concert by a couple of Canada's best rock duos.  The first band to hit the stage on this night, direct from Toronto, were The Darcys.  They joked early in their set that combining both groups would make for a pretty decent regular sized band.   The group have a retro 90s look to them, including guitarist Jason Crouse who seemingly found the old telephone cord from my childhood home and is using it to power his axe.  The band are old pros at this game and not only entertain the crowd with their music, but also engage them with some friendly banter between songs.  They put on a great impression and will certainly be welcomed back again.  The Darcys just released a new album last fall, Rendering Feelings, and this show allowed fans to hear a good portion of it live.  Five of the eight songs they played on this night were taken from Rendering Feelings and they sounded great.  Makes you want to pick up the album to hear the rest of them.  All of the photographs were taken at f/3.2 while using various different shutter speeds, ISO settings and focal lengths.  Here are the rest of the photographs that I took of The Darcys as they performed on the Théâtre Beanfield stage.                                                                                                   

If you would like to find out more about The Darcys and their music, you can do so by following the link to heir website.  If you would like to see my photographs of The Black Stones, who performed later that evening, you can do so by following the link.  The Darcys are one of the many rock duos that hail from Canada and they put on a great show.  Be sure to check them out when they perform in a town near you.