Grace Potter and the Nocturnals are about the most real rock ‘n’ roll creature trampling around the mainstream today. While their studio work shows finesse and radio pop instincts, live the band is all sweaty, all-in, all-the-time goodness. And throw in an opening set from Nocturnals’ guitarists Scott Tournet and Benny Yurco‘s side project, the glorious 70s-denim-rock-meets-post-Radiohead Blues & Lasers (who narrowly missed out on the Impound’s Best Albums of 2010 list with their righteous sophomore spinner After All We’re Only Human) and you’ve got one hell of a night in Boston. Fortunately for Impound-ers, photographer Mallory Finley was on the spot to snap up some of the vibe. She really captures what a good damn time these folks were having onstage. Makes you want to crank it up to 11, eh?
- Blues & Lasers by Mallory Finley
- Grace Potter by Mallory Finley
- Nocturnals’ Catherine Popper by Mallory Finley
- Grace Potter and the Nocturnals by Mallory Finley
- Blues & Lasers by Mallory Finley
- Blues & Lasers’ Steve Sharon by Mallory Finley
- Blues & Lasers’ John Rogone by Mallory Finley
- Grace Potter by Mallory Finley
- Grace Potter by Mallory Finley
- Grace Potter by Mallory Finley
- Grace Potter by Mallory Finley
- Blues & Lasers by Mallory Finley
- Blues & Lasers by Mallory Finley
- Nocturnals’ Scott Tournet by Mallory Finley
- Blues & Lasers by Mallory Finley
- Scott Tournet by Mallory Finley
- Grace Potter by Mallory Finley
- Nocturnals’ Benny Yurco by Mallory Finley
- Nocturnals’ Catherine Popper by Mallory Finley