Terrence Matlin

GRACE McKAGAN

PLAY THE GREATEST HITS

I spent two days with Grace McKagan and her Los Angeles based alt-punk band as they barreled through New York opening for the legendary Killing Joke.

Grace McKagan with bass player Blues Williams, guitarist Michael Goldman, and drummer Nick Rossi pose in Greenwich Village, New York City; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Grace McKagan poses backstage with a megaphone in Greenwich Village, New York City; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Guitar up close on stage for Grace McKagan; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Grace McKagan keyboardist Trent Peltz with a tambourine in Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York.
Singer Grace McKagan performs on stage at LPR in Greenwich Village, New York City; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Grace McKagan bass player Blues Williams holds his Fender Mustang at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Singer Grace McKagan holds her Las Vegas purse on Bleeker Street in New York City; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Grace McKagan band member Blues Williams in sunglasses looking out the car window in New York City; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Guitar player Michael Goldman poses in a striped shirt on the Lower East Side, New York City; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Grace McKagan band member Blues Williams sits on a hotel bed in Brooklyn, New York; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
Portrait of Grace McKagan in a hotel bathroom in Brooklyn, New York; photographed in black and white on Fujifilm X Series.
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