^{The Constantines}

^{Pissed Jeans}

^{The Fluid}

^Low

^Mudhoney

^{Iron and Wine}

^{Flight of the Conchords}

by laura musselman

Add your own photos to the Stranger Flickr Pool.

by BrittneyBush

by hollowearthradio

by Joseph Peter

Your Heart Breaks sounds like this:

"Captain, Oh Captain"

by tomika davis.

Chuck Mung!

^{Photo by iamdonte}

Speaking of rock photography and David Belisle, Mr. Belisle also has some photos hanging in the show Accidents Will Happen at Belle & Wissell, Co. (6014 12th Ave S). Also featured: Jini Dellaccio, Charles Peterson, Curt Doughty, Lance Mercer, David Belisle, and Morgan Keuler. You no doubt recognize Curt and Morgan's names, their work is often being featured here on Line Out (Curt shot the Weezer show recently, and Morgan shot Matt & Kim at Neumo's).

Here's a little more info via press release:

Belle & Wissell is pleased to present "Accidents Will Happen: Stories from Rock Photography," an exhibition examining the evolution of music photography in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Organized by Belle & Wissell resident curators Gabe Kean and Marq Dean, together with EMP curator Jacob McMurray and photographer Curt Doughty, "Accidents Will Happen" explores the creative process of masters of the genre through video, photographs and digital media.

Among the participating artists in "Accidents Will Happen" is Jini Dellaccio. Her seminal work in the early 1960s with influential Northwest proto-punk pioneers the Sonics, Wailers, the Daily Flash and others set the bar for later generations of rock photographers. On display will be her stunning photos from the Sonics "Boom" album sessions. Currently 91 years old Dellacio has, until recently, remained a reclusive, unheralded genius. Also included in the exhibition are Charles Peterson, Curt Doughty and Lance Mercer, whose singular styles helped define and document Seattle's "grunge" era in the late 1980s and 90s. They will be joined by their younger contemporaries David Belisle and Morgan Keuler. An oral history video captures the artists' passion for our region's rich contributions to rock 'n' roll and provides a fascinating window into their approach to music photography, as well as their individual techniques.

The show runs through July 13; gallery hours are Friday and Saturday, 4-8 pm and Sunday, July 13, 10 am-5 pm.

Photo by puddletownphoto.

Upload your own live music shots to the Stranger's Flickr Pool.

Yet another great photo from Rabid Child Images.

by Blush Photo

^{Ms. Led}

^{Cancer Rising}

^{The Bad Things}

^Helmet

^Helmet

^{Helms Alee}

^{The Kindness Kind}

^Helmet

by kjten2

^{Feral Children}

^{Feral Children}

^{No-Fi Soul Rebellion}

^{No-Fi Soul Rebellion}

^Yacht

^Yacht

^Yacht

^{Matt & Kim}

^{Matt & Kim}

^{Matt & Kim}

^{Matt & Kim}

by Josh for soundonthesound

by aircraftgray

Is that a Joy Division lyric on that dude's arm?

by puddletownphoto

by cloverity

by keenan please

Sasquatch photos from the Stranger's Flickr Pool.

^{Flight of the Conchords by joshc}

^{David Bazan by jaycoxfilm}

^{Boots and Fanny Pack by JennaU}

^{MIA by flckrd1}

^{Sun Shining Down on Ben Gibbard by soundonthesound}

^{Kris K (School Of Rock/Seattle) by jaycoxfilm}

^{Photo by Sean Pecknold}

^{Photo by Christopher Nelson}

^{Photo by Christopher Nelson}

^{Photo by Christopher Nelson}

^{Photo by Sean Pecknold}

I just saw Cancer Rising for (I'm ashamed to say) the first time since Bumbershoot last year.

They were great, the crowd loved them, it was sunny and beautiful and everyone was in a glowing mood thanks to their entertaining rhymes about flippin' off the boss and givin' two weeks notice.

And after seeing them immediately after the Blue Scholars totally slayed on the Mainstage, it's hard to not toy with ideas of the Blue Scholars being Seattle's hiphop present and Cancer Rising being a big part of Seattle's hiphop future. Cancer Rising owned that crowd just as well as Geologic and Sabzi did on the big stage--gettin' 'em to dance, wave their hands in the air, clap, and sing a long. They were the puppet masters.

Folks went especially crazy when the guys brought out members of the Massive Monkees (national champs, I hear). I could only imagine the roars if that had gone down on the Mainstage.

Moral of the story: I will not wait almost another year before seeing them again.

by BrittneyBush.

The Hands are playing Capitol Hill Block Party Saturday July 26.

They sound like this:
"Lies Lies Lies"

This one is begging for a hilarious caption, but I can't think of one. Maybe you can.

by &y.

Did anybody out there happen to attend—or participate in—Glenn Branca's symphony for 100 electric guitars at the Olympic Sculpture Park? Did you take pictures? If so, drop me a line.

By JeanineAnderson.

That Say Hi poster looks cute.

By fluxn.

By soundonthesound.

Share your music photos with the world--upload them to the Stranger's Flickr Pool.

by BrittneyBush.

Found in the Stranger's Flickr Pool, taken by dan10things.

Photo by Abbey for soundonthesound. See more in the Stranger Flickr Pool.

KEXP took over Ballard today with live-broadcasting from Cupcake Royale and various performances around town. Common Market started things off early at 7:15 am.

Photo by pdgibson, from the Stranger Flickr Pool.

There are too many good ones to choose just one, so here are a few current favorite music shots from the Stranger's Flickr Pool.

Facciamo Un Gioco

by The Headless Horseman

Tom Hagerman of Devotchka

by Angelynseattle

Champagne Champagne

by Rabid Child Images

Have you uploaded your photos yet?

by shitbrain.

Uploaded by Neumos!, taken by Blush Photo.

By whprwhil records.

By baconbits.

By dagmarsieglinde.

Photo by Josh for soundonthesound.