Year Candy: The faces of 2011

By
Travis Hay
– December 19, 2011Posted in: Best of '11, Photos, Portraits

Year Candy is a look back at some of the notable people and events that made an impact on the local music scene during 2011. In this post we’re looking at some of the faces of the fine folks who made 2011 so much fun, courtesy Guerrilla Candy’s wonderful crew of photographers.

Galen Disston and his son Jones at Bumbershoot
Hell's Belles and their new singer Amber Spence (center). Photo by Alex Crick
Star Anna having fun with her album artwork for Alone in This Together

Guerrilla Candy contributor Dave Lichterman eating Pop Rocks in the Bumbershoot photo pit
Mike Notter of SHIM making sure Aunt Kathy has a good birthday. Photo by Dave Lichterman
Hot Bodies in Motion at the Guerrilla Candy Launch Party

Allen Stone and his Band at Bumbershoot
Guerrilla Candy's Travis Hay dancing with the Flaming Lips at Sasquatch! Photo by Brittney Bush Bollay
Guerrilla Candy contributor Alex Crick

Campfire OK at Columbia City Theatre. Photo by Lori Paulson
Guerrilla Candy contributor Brent Stecker dancing with the Flaming Lips at Sasquatch! Photo by Brittney Bush Bollay
Charity Rose Thielen of The Head & the Heart chatting with fans at Capitol Hill Block Party

The Antlers backstage at Sasquatch! Photo by Dave Lichterman
KEXP's Kevin Cole introducing The Head & the Heart at Capitol Hill Block Party
Givers at 107.7 The End's Summer Camp

Wayne Coyne backstage at Sasquatch! Photo by Dave Lichterman
Brittney Bush Bollay at Bumbershoot
Terry Radjaw of Mad Rad. Photo by Dave Lichterman

Champagne Champagne at Capitol Hill Block Party
Trent Moorman of the Out for Stardom collective. Photo by Dave Lichterman
Star Anna and the Laughing Dogs at Easy Street Records



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About Travis Hay

Travis Hay has spent the past decade writing about and enjoying Seattle's diverse music scene. He is the founder and former editor of the music site Ear Candy and has written for various medial outlets including the Seattle-Post Intelligencer, Seattle Weekly, Crosscut.com and others.