Find the night
Open the year archive, name the room and bill, then match the gallery.
Year archive →
Chris Sidoruk Media · Live music photography
One show, one frame, archived.
Find a night, credit it, then request the file.
How to license a live concert photo archive starts here: year-sorted galleries, clear credit practice, and written terms — then the matching gallery or licensing page on chrissidorukmedia.com.
On-page path
A three-step path for artists, venues, and editors
Choose who you are. The path highlights each card so you can find the night, check credit, and ask about use.
Check credit
Keep Chris Sidoruk / Chris Sidoruk Media on personal shares. Promotional or paid use still needs a written license.
Credit and image use →Ask about use
Say whether you need EPK, press, merch, or a campaign, and send the gallery link.
Contact Chris Sidoruk Media →Showing the artist path. Step cards stay lit for your role.
What you can open
Five ways into the work
Pick the surface that matches the job and continue on chrissidorukmedia.com.
Year archive
Browse nights by year
Year filters and gallery pages keep Connecticut and New England shows findable without filename guesswork.
Open archive →Press and licensingRequest written image use
Press, EPK, merch, and commercial questions land on published terms. Prepare the night, the use, and the credit line.
Licensing and image use →Assignment workBook live coverage
Venues, festivals, and promoters can inquire about assignment coverage when the room and date are a fit.
Service overview →PrintsOrder wall art
New England landscape titles made to order. U.S. shipping on the shop pages.
Wall art shop →Featured setScan selected frames
A faster look at selected concert photography before a full year gallery or licensing request.
Featured photography →Trust
Short facts, no hype
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Connecticut concert photography since 2018.
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Year-sorted archive with venue and artist hubs — Levitt Pavilion Westport, Fairfield Theatre Company, The Acoustic Cafe / Park City Music Hall, and Eggy.
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Written licensing terms on the brand site. Credit stays with the frame; press and commercial use is requested, not assumed.
FAQ
How do I start when I only remember the venue?
Open the year archive, filter by year, then use a venue or artist hub — Levitt Pavilion, Fairfield Theatre Company, The Acoustic / Park City Music Hall, or Eggy — or name the night when you write.
Can my band share a frame on personal Instagram?
Music artists may share on personal non-commercial social media with full credit, no promotional intent, and no significant alteration. Promotional campaigns, merch, and most press still need a written license.
Do I need a license if I only crop a frame for press?
Yes when the use is press, EPK, or editorial distribution beyond the personal-sharing carve-out. Cropping does not replace a license or remove the credit requirement.
Are assignment rates listed next to licensing?
No. Assignment work is inquiry-based. Licensing terms for existing images are published on the licensing page.
Does a license mean representation of my artist or venue?
No. Licensing a frame is permission to use that image under written terms. It is not management, exclusivity, or house-photographer representation.
Find the night. Keep the credit. Ask about use.
Every image is captured with intention. When you know the year, the room, and the use, you already know how to license a live concert photo archive request.