Day two of the LouFest Music Festival was another day filled with great music, including performance by TV On The Radio, Cat Power, !!!, Das Racist, Ume, The Low Anthem, Lost In Trees, Jumbling Towers and Old Lights.

Old Lights:

Jumbling Towers:

Ume:

Lost In The Trees:

The Low Anthem:

Das Racist:

!!!:

Cat Power:

TV On The Radio:

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The first day of Lollapalooza 2008 kicked off the three-day festival with a powerhouse lineup, including Gogol Bordello, the Raconteurs, the Go! Team, and Cat Power, not to mention heavyweights Radiohead. Here are a few highlights from the day.

Black Lips:

The Go! Team:

Butch Walker:

Duffy:

Cat Power:

The Raconteurs:

Gogol Bordello:

Radiohead:

Photographer’s Notes:

Day one of Lolla was a great experience with a ton of great bands to kick off the festival. While everyone shooting was looking forward to Radiohead, acts like Gogol Bordello and the Go! Team energized photogs in the pit with their high octane performances.

Due to the height of the main stages, I used the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 almost exclusively for those performances. I’d say that a Nikon or Canon 70-200mm lens was among the most popular choices for concert photographers, and with good reason.

If you haven’t already, check out the Lollapalooza 2008 Report and the dedicated set for Radiohead.