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Cherry Good Indeed
Posted on May 24, 2011
Yesterday, Black Stone Cherry launched their third album, Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea, with a very special intimate acoustic performance for a few dozen Planet Rock listeners at the British Music Experience in London.
The band performed songs from their new album along with a handful of first and second album classics requested by the audience, including a remarkable performance of ‘Things My Father Said’ which the band re-learned live onstage after forgetting the chords.
Nick was invited to shoot the gig – take a look at his images of this special event.
Win a copy of A Decade In Images
Posted on May 21, 2011
We’ve teamed up with MusicNews.com to run a competition to win a copy of Nick’s new Cambridge Folk Festival photographic book A Decade In Images. Enter the competition and if you win you can have your very own copy of the book in a choice of cover – Joan Baez to Robert Plant.
So what are you waiting for? ENTER HERE
Books books books!
Posted on May 18, 2011
We’ve been busy discussing the promotion of the new book ‘TEN – A Decade in Images’ with the Cambridge Folk Festival team and publisher, Rufus Stone. As well as media events and interviews over the next couple of months, there’s also lots of plans emerging for the festival itself including book signings and Question & Answer sessions with Nick on-site.
Stocks of the book are strictly limited to 1,000 copies of the standard edtion and only 200 of the ultra-limited extended HARDKASES edition, so don’t leave it too long before you pre-order your copy!
Tweet tweet!
Posted on May 15, 2011
The gallery has had so many requests to join Twitter that we’ve finally set up an account at @nickelliottpics. Click the logo to read our tweets at and make sure you sign-up to follow us!
Happy tweeting…
Star Studded Cambridge Festival Photobook Released
Posted on May 9, 2011
Media coverage: Planet Rock
Ten years in the making…
Posted on May 8, 2011
It may have been a long time in the making but Nick’s debut book TEN – A Decade In Images has finally arrived!
Featuring a collection of Nick’s favourite images from the last ten years of the Cambridge Folk Festival, specialist rock publisher Rufus Stone Limited Editions has produce two versions of a hand-made, hard-backed book for collectors and lovers of Nick’s work to treasure.
Available in a standard edition of 1,000 with a choice of cover (Joan Baez or Robert Plant) and as an ultra-limited extended HARDKASES edition, limited to only 200 and individually signed by Nick himself, the books are available for pre-order now.
If you want to stake you claim, hot-foot it to Rufus Stone’s website to buy your copy now…
The only way is Essex
Posted on May 5, 2011
And welcome to another new gallery showing Nick’s work, this time, it’s the spectacularly contemporary Aubrey Art Gallery in the historic market town of Great Dunmow, Essex.
Next time you’re passing, pop in and take a look.
And now for something completely different!
Posted on May 5, 2011
For a completely different gallery experience, hop aboard The Barge Gallery in Stratford-upon-Avon who, we’re proud to say, are now showing Nick’s work. In the tranquil setting of the canal basin, the barge is literally in the shadow of another form of art – the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Alan Thornton, Owner of The Barge Gallery, said:
“It is said that music defines all our lives, conjuring up memories of our past. It could be said that Nick’s images define the music, capturing those moments for life. If that’s the case, it should be said that Nick’s images define our lives, visualising memories of our past.”
Very poetic.