A series of beautiful limited edition silkscreen prints featuring some of Bob Gruen’s most iconic images have been produced in partnership with Gary Lichtenstein Editions at Mana. Each piece measures 40×54 inches and are printed on museum board in an edition of just 50 per image! Visit the Gary Lichtenstein Editions site to find out more about his unique printing process and how to acquire the work.

A lot has been going on in the last 5 months of events and travels… Rolling Stones, Laurie Anderson, Jesse Malin, Yoko’s birthday, Green Day, Debbie Harry, Steve Jones, Martin Chambers and more!  

See The Barb Wire Dolls, D-Generation, Billie Joe Armstrong,  SWMRS, Chris Janson, the Rockats, Clem Burke and Martin Chambers, Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry, BP Fallon, the Kills and more, here:  

I’ve been traveling from Helsinki to Amsterdam to Troyes, France to Toronto to Liverpool to London … and Debbie Harry sang at my birthday party! see it all here….        

I went to Los Angeles to give a talk at the Annenberg Space for Photography as part of the ‘Who Shot Rock & Roll’ exhibit and was the guest of honor at a private party, then met up with Steven Tyler before heading back home for more excitement… from the final night at legendary Kenny’s Castaways, to seeing Jacob Dylan at the former site of CBGB – and at long last I got to see ‘The French Elvis’ Johnny Hallyday… read more →

I was very busy in the Fall of 2005 promoting my new book “John Lennon, The New York Years” and didn’t have time to update my webpages. Here are some of the photos I’ve made in the last few months.

The Rolling Stones announce their new tour at Lincoln Center! What a great spring day it was to see them rock out in the sunshine. Long live the Rolling Stones! Keith Richards, NYC – 2005

The Rolling Stones landed in New York to announce a new world tour. Flying in on a blimp with the Stones logo painted on it, they said they were looking forward to playing three types of shows: in stadiums, arenas, and clubs. They all looked in fine form, except Charlie, who looked a little airsick from the blimp ride.