Miscellaneous Concerts

 Here are a few more shots from some concerts we took. Some were taken with a phone, some were taken with a small point and click camera, so none are the greatest quality. Still I think there are some fun and interesting shots.  The first set is from Bret Michaels from when he was touring by himself before Poison got back together.




The next bunch is a band called Andrew McMahon's In The Wilderness.




I've got one shot here of A Perfect Circle.

And these last two, to be perfectly honest, I don't remember who they are.







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