Stars Celebrate 20 Years of Set Yourself on Fire @ Union Transfer

Last month, Canadian indie-rock icons Stars celebrated the 20th anniversary of their breakthrough album, Set Yourself on Fire, by playing the entire record in full at Union Transfer. It...

by payton-jade October 7, 2024

Last month, Canadian indie-rock icons Stars celebrated the 20th anniversary of their breakthrough album, Set Yourself on Fire, by playing the entire record in full at Union Transfer. It was an amazing night – the band sounded as tight as ever, adoring fans sang along to every song. The love fans hold for this band could be felt by anyone in the room. Here are some of my favorite shots from the evening!

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Payton-Jade is a music photographer who moved to Philadelphia in 2023, and has been shooting for Philthy ever since. She started taking blurry concert photos at the age of twelve on her cracked iPhone 3. These days, she loves to take visually striking shots, bright colors, and including the fans in her photography.

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Stars Celebrate 20 Years of Set Yourself on Fire @ Union Transfer

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