Dehd at Brooklyn Bowl (10/22)

Chicago post punk band Dehd return to Philly to play at Brooklyn Bowl.

by morgan October 31, 2022

Chicago post-punk band Dehd returned to Philly on October 22nd to play songs from their 2022 album, Blue Skies, as well as favorites from their two previous beloved records.

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Morgan Kelley is a music and portrait photographer originally from Baltimore, Maryland, but relocated to Philadelphia in 2022. She has been shooting a variety of subjects for 11 years but primarily works with bands these days. Her favorite genres to photograph and listen to are shoegaze, indie rock, new wave, post punk, hardcore, and pop.

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