Event: SXSW – Best of Day 4 Featuring Anderson .Paak, Niykee Heaton, Lapsley, & More
Four days in and no signs of slowing! SXSW heated up with performances from Niykee Heaton, Anderson .Paak and more. This was one of my favorite days of the past two years. A few shots below:
Event: SXSW – Best of Day 3 Featuring John Legend, Little Simz, Chairlift, & More
By far the busiest day, we ran from place to place to try and catch as much as possible. It included seeing British import Little Simz (by a lucky mistake) to our old friend Dex Kwasi. You’ll want to check out a review of pictures below:
Event: SXSW – Best of Day 2 Featuring The Chainsmokers, Future, Santigold, and More
Day 2 was the actual first full day of SXSW Music and it was also one of the most active of the 5 days. We saw everyone from Santigold to Jidenna rock the stage as we attended the MTV Woodies and YouTube’s showcase. Click below for a taste of what we saw:
Event: SXSW – Best of Day 1 Featuring Lewis Del Mar and St. Lucia
We started Day 1 of SXSW off by checking out St. Lucia soundcheck at Stubb’s and followed it up with the first show from Lewis Del Mar. Incredible. Ended it back at Stubb’s for St. Lucia. What a way to start. Check out a few shots below:
Event: SXSW 2016 – In and Around Town
I wanted to start off the first of a handful of SXSW 2016 galleries with some shots in and around town before we dove in to the performance/artist content. This should give you a feel for what went down in Austin this past year. I’ve also included a scroll-able 360 degree image of 6th street!...
Event: SXSW 2016 Through My Lens – Utilizing Adobe Slate
I invite you to check out SXSW through my lens utilizing the Adobe Slate product. Simply click the image within this post (the image above) to be redirected to the beautiful page. Alternatively, you can just head here for the full experience as well: http://smarturl.it/mySXSW
Event: Pharrell Shares Valuable Life and Career Insight With NYU Students
The omnipresent Pharrell Williams took time out of his busy schedule to speak to the youth in a private event, mainly for NYU students. Always full of knowledge, it was a truly eye-opening conversation. View a few SHOTS here:
