David Byrne began the night seated at a table, inside Toronto’s Sony Centre, holding a brain. I was expecting him to burst into a Hamlet rendition and begin screaming To Be or Not to Be, THAT is the question.
My name is Angel H Marchini. I am based in Toronto, Canada. I'm a professional photographer specializing in live music, sports, events, lifestyle and portrait photography. I love photography. I love music. I can not reconcile one without the other. I happily undertake all other kinds of projects but it is in the fusion of music and photography that I excel the most. There is no feeling like the one experienced when expressing though an image the emotions that the music you are hearing stirs in you.
Recent Posts by Angelo Marchini
Evanescence rocks the Budweiser Stage in Toronto
It was not that long ago. December 2017 to be exact when Evanescence returned to Toronto. Eight months later they are back again. Its the same show, the only difference being the opening act, Lindsey Stirling. Having Lindsey along for the journey gave us the opportunity to see them play together. A moment that will be cherished for many years to come. The raw power of Amy combined with the musical prowess of Lindsey made for a hair rising moment that will remain in our memories for year to come.
Evanescence transforms in front of sold out crowd at Sony Center in Toronto
Last week, Evanescence lead singer and enchantress, Amy Lee transformed from alt goth-rocker to bona fide opera singer. Her and the rest of the band joined by a 28-piece orchestra night, including a harp player, delivered an amazing rendition of their Synthesis album.
Midnight Oil Rock Toronto for second time in a year!
As I mentioned in a previous review, I’m a big, no make that huge, fan of all things Australian. Midnight Oil is one of the reasons why. Fifteen years we’ve had to wait, but let me tell you: It was worth it!!! Even more in the current political climate, the world is going thought. For lucky Toronto fans this was the second time Midnight Oil graced us with their presence this year.
Tim Moxam and Liz Stringer rock the Burdock in Toronto
Those that know me, know that I love all things Australian. So when I heard that Melbourne singer-songwriter Liz Stringer was going to be in town, opening for Tim Moxam, I didn’t hesitate. Grabbed my camera, got on the car and off I went.
London Grammar brings ethereal show to Danforth Music Hall on Thursday
I have to start this review by being straight and letting you, the reader, know that prior to today, I had never heard of London Grammar. That is probably because by the time they became sort of popular, I had already left the UK a few year back.
