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The slow refresh rate on this Qikker’s phone makes the show even more psychedelic than it already is . . .

Dark Beats

Noe Ruiz having fun playing with Mainstage . . .

Oulu 45 Special

From Finland. Is that dude wearing a straightjacket?

Pison FLO Live

The poetry of flow…

La Festa de Foam

from Italy: I hope that’s foam on the ground - and not, say, an overflowing Port-a-Potty. And exactly what the White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army” has to do with this is still unclear . .

The Subways in Concert

Playing at a club in Coventry, England. The interference is probably the sound of people bouncing into Graeme Shaw, the Qikker. Pity there aren’t close-ups of bassist Charlotte Cooper. The song is “Rock and Roll Queen.”

Dancing Queen

ABBA lives at his concert (fund-raiser) in Italy.

Buddhist Concert

I don’t exactly know what Lance Rhoads (Qikker 62630) means by this title, but it is pretty. Interesting how the flute and percussion music is picked up better by the cellphone mics than the bass-drive sound of rock concerts.

The Constantines

The veteran Canadian indy rock band the Constantines, captured in concert by fellow Canadian RyanRussellSmith, probably at Louis’ Club in Sakatoon, Saskatchewan.

Kim on the Red Carpet

More footage from Oslo, with our Kim walking the red carpet and meeting old TV friends, while attending the largest free outdoor concert in Scandanavia.

Norwegian Hip Hop :)

From our very own Kim (whose camera neglected to rotate). You have to look at it sideways — but that seems kind of appropriate when interview a Norwegian hip-hop artist . . .

Biggest free concert in Scandinavia

Our very own Kim interviews a singing trio of young girls. But the best part is when one of the moms demonstrates how to shake that thang . . .

Italian Cover Band

From Italy: Don’t know who the band is, but it’s hard to miss the opening lick from “Sweet Child of Mine.”

Crazy Horse

A rare case of a Qik where the audio is better than the video.

End Summer Camp II: MGMT

From Marymoor Ampitheater in Redmond, Washington. Sounds like “Time to Pretend”. MGMT is playing everywhere this summer.

Bonnaroo: Willie Nelson

You can hardly see him, but the voice of the Red-Headed Stranger is unmistakable . . .

Bon Jovi in Concert

From the Netherlands, Bon Jovi in a pre-show before its European Lost Highway tour.

Bonnaroo: Interview with Amy Lavere

The Americana country singer Amy Lavere interviewed by Dru and others.

Bonnaroo press conference, part 2

More from Dru’s coverage of Bonnaroo

Barcelona: Daydream Music Festival

Did she say Radiohead? Let’s see who else is playing?

Seattle: Music in Pioneer Square

The guitarist manages to maintain shred discipline even with Scoble resting his phone on the guitar’s headstock.

Mandela concert

A celebration concert for Nelson Mandela taking place in Norway. This is the best of the videos. Nice performance.

Live: Volcanoless

Live at Lydias in Saskatoon. What a concept: a Canadian band performing in Canada!

Park City School of Rock

The kids are playing (with no apparent irony) AC/DC’s “Big Balls”

Graduation Picnic

Likes like an end of the school year picnic. As for the band, the B52s have nothing to fear . . .

Live: Manic Street Preachers

There are several of these videos, if you want to check them out. This one, a performance of “Your Love Alone is Not Enough”, seems to have the best audio.

Sacramento Jazz Jubilee Parade

An annual event before the Sacramento (Dixieland) Jazz Jubilee. Check out the precision sailor/tubby/mop team. BTW: Isn’t it black socks with shorts and white tails? [From our friends at the Sacramento Bee]

Rage Against the Machine in Concert

Even with the weak audio you can still hear Tom Morello’s guitar wizardry. . .

We’re at the Sasquatch Music Festival, Seattle

Kevin and crew get some sun before the show starts.

Big Monkey Show

A quick guitar lesson.

Bruce Springsteen in Concert

This Qikker got a few moments of The Boss in concert doing his classic Because the Night (made famous by fellow-Jerseyite Patti Smith).

Ian Hench’s Black Dog

Puts a mean licking on a Zep classic…

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