Bob Evans

These days, Kevin Mitchell is equally well known for his work as Bob Evans, an alt-country troubador with four revered albums to his name, as he is as the frontman of rocking four-piece, Jebediah. And in either guise, you'd be hard pressed to find a friendlier, more down-to-earth bloke.

Here are a few pictures from a quick session I had with Kev before his recent Bob Evans show at the Abbey in Canberra.

You Am I

You Am I, god love 'em, are in the midst of an ever-expanding national tour, playing two of their cracking albums — 1995's Hi Fi Way and 1996's Hourly, Daily — together in one show. Huzzah!

They're probably the band I've photographed more than any other over the years, and now seems as good a time as any to delve into the archives and share some of my favourite pics of Rogers and Co. in full flight. I suspect this post will grow over the coming weeks and months, so drop by from time-to-time.

If you're lucky enough to make it along to one of the shows, try and snag a copy of the tour program. Printed on lush paper stock, it's filled with brilliant images by Tony Mott, Shane Bell and Dean Lewins, among others. Look closely and you may spot a couple of my pics in there, too...

This post is best enjoyed with a squealer of Young Henry's Brew Am I.