Coheed and Cambria came to Chicago on the heels of releasing their 5th studio album but the album actually is a prequel to their first album. Yes, their albums are all conceptual and take on the form of a science fiction tale that is written and narrated by lead singer Claudio Sanchez using the lyrics of each album to tell another chapter of The Amory Wars. While all of that can be a bit daunting to try to take on as outsider looking in, one thing doesn’t fail – the band can put on one hell of a show! Sanchez spent much of the evening hidden by a full head of curly hair that hung in his face while singing. His hair flung around all night as he danced around the stage in a flash of lights. Many will try and label the band but the truth is they fall under many genres and even create their own but what it was for me was good old rock n roll played loud and fast with some wailing guitars and screaming fans.
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Coheed and Cambria by eight one seven photography May 2010
Further reading….Opening act Torche’s van was broken in to and robbed of more than $10,000 in equipment was stolen and had to cancel the rest of their tour. Read more here.
Hey Will,
I was wondering if you had any other crowd photos posted anywhere or if you could send any to me. I was at the show, second row in the center and would love to see if I happened to be in any of your photos (gotta make my friends jealous and all, haha). Let me know.
P.S.
I have no intention or interest in uploading any of your photos online if you were to send me any.
Thanks,
Nate