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Amanda Koellner

  • Contributing Photographer, Consequence
  • Contributing Photographer, Flaunt
  • Editorial Lead, MillerKnoll
New York
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Robyn's Dopamine-Dipped New Year's Eve at Brooklyn Paramount

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By Amanda Koellner
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Robyn, photo by Amanda Koellner Live music whips up one of life’s more delicious neurochemical cocktails. Ingredients include endorphin-fueled euphoria, serotonin’s role in mood regulation, arguably the best oxytocin you can get while keeping your clothes on, and of course the fan-favorite feel-good chemical: dopamine. Big fan of that whole situation. In my mind, then, to be blessed with a concert to ring in a New Year is the best gift one can be given on December 31st.
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Queens of the Stone Age Get Down and Dirty in Atlantic City

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By Amanda Koellner
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In Alive in Paris and Before, the behind-the-scenes documentary that accompanies Queens of the Stone Age’s new concert film Alive in the Catacombs, Josh Homme says, “This place, it’s like trying to run on a sheet of ice. You have no idea how much time has passed there up above. And no time has passed.
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Fleet Foxes | Closes North American Tour at Forest Hills Stadium — Flaunt Magazine

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By Amanda Koellner
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Fleet Foxes closed the North American leg of the Shore Tour at Forest Hills Stadium with a 27-song setlist on a truly stunning summer night. Six of those numbers presented frontman Robin Pecknold solo with just his acoustic guitar, three featured wildly talented opener Uwade, and the 7-song encore kicked off with a costume change for the entire band. "You know that feeling when you get 25 custom tennis outfits made for the encore?" Pecknold asked with a smile.
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