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Music

Scenes from Kraftwerk at The Bomb Factory

The godfathers of electronic music wowed a packed house.
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Kraftwerk, the German band that pioneered electronic music, charmed a packed house on Saturday night with a 3-D concert experience. While it was truly an event you had to be there for, it didn’t stop me (and a few others) from snapping photos to share with those who weren’t.

I had to sign a photo release that limited me to only shooting the first three songs from the soundboard. (A common practice for big-time touring artists.) So, I added a few of my favorite Instagram photos from the event for visual variety. Take a look.

Photo by Catherine Downes.
Photo by Catherine Downes.

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Photo by Catherine Downes.
Photo by Catherine Downes.

Did you attend the show? If so, what was your favorite part of the night?

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