Jim Rocks Music And Event Photography

Delighted to get the opportunity to capture .brother in action in .ie

I was in .ie for his performance the previous day so I knew it was going to be unique and intense, it certainly didn’t disappoint

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🎸👑 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! 👑🎸

A HUGE congratulations to the incredible students of St. Patrick’s Comprehensive School for absolutely rocking the stage with your spectacular production of We Will Rock You! 🎤💥

From the very first note, you had us shouting Don’t Stop Me Now because it was clear this show was a Kind of Magic! 🎶✨

Your talent left us all saying I Want It All… and you DELIVERED!

Your energy was Dynamite with a Laser Beam and your passion lit up the stage like a Flash of brilliance! ⚡🎭

You had us singing along, wanting Somebody to Love every moment of the show.

The harmonies were so powerful, we felt like we were on a ride with Bicycle Race energy and Radio Ga Ga vibes! 🚲📻

To the cast, crew and everyone involved—Another One Bites the Dust when it comes to challenges because you nailed it! 🎭🔥

Now it’s time to relax and let yourself say, These Are the Days of Our Lives. You’ve earned it! 👏

Remember, this is just the beginning… The Show Must Go On! 🌟

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Steve Wall going for it with

I do love a silhouette 👤

Derek Murray of is lost in the music, found in the moment 🎶

of being cool AF as usual

Big congrats to on the release of “The Commons” ahead of their sold out Irish tour

In the lads own words -

“The Commons” was written on a train journey from Dublin to Longford. A letter was left on the table of an empty carriage “No Date, No Name”. This letter told the heartbreaking story of a mother losing her 14 year old son to su***de.

The subject matter of su***de will always be a difficult topic to discuss, let alone write about - but the letter only highlighted the many other friends, students and family members whose lives have been affected by su***de. “The Commons” was written before that train journey was over.

The name of the song “The Commons” shows the unfortunate familiarity of the topic in question. We can all picture that “common” area - whether it be the green of a housing estate, a local park, or a football field where kids and teenagers meet to play.

“The Commons” was not written to try and shed light on any solution or agenda, rather it is the expression of a feeling at a given time. Although the song, the letter and the topic itself are extremely sad, the ultimate feeling leaving that train carriage was of hope. The instrumental at the end of “The Commons” is the musical expression of that hope.

Pure magic at the Dooagh Folk Festival ✨ Lisa Lambe and Steve Cooney’s performance of Moma was something truly special.
Their music echoed the soul of the island and left us all in awe 🎶🌿

Capturing the magic of the legendary Sharon Shannon Big Band at the Revival Music Festival in Listowel 🎶✨

An unforgettable night as they paid tribute to Shane McGowan