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Rifflandia 2012 – Mother Mother

Mother Mother is one of my favorite bands to see live. They bring it every single time with loads of talent, 110% energy, and always with gratitude for the audience and show organizers. A winning combination. They also generously donate their time and talent to War Child when they are at Rifflandia. Without further ado, Mother Mother.

Mother Mother, Rifflandia Festival, Main Stage, Royal Athletic Park, Keri Coles Photography

Mother Mother, Band Photographer, Concert photography

Rifflandia 2012, RAP, Keri Coles Photography, Mother Mother, photographers victoria bc

ryan guldemond, keri coles photography, royal athletic park, main stage

Mother Mother, Riff, concert photographer, keri coles

Rifflandia, ryan guldemond, Keri Coles head photographer for Rifflandia Festival

Jeremy Page, MM, Rifflandia, Bass

Molly Guldemond, Mother Mother, Keri Coles Photography

Mother Mother, Riff, concert photographer, keri coles

Main Stage, Royal Athletic Park, Rifflandia

Mother Mother, Riff, concert photographer, keri coles

RAP, Riff 2012, Ryan Guldemond

Mother Mother, Rifflandia Festival, Main Stage, Royal Athletic Park, Keri Coles Photography

Mother Mother, Main Stage, 2012, Rifflandia

concert goers, packed house, Mother Mother,

Twilight, Victoria, BC, Concert Photography, Mother Mother

light show, concert lighting, victoria, BC, rifflandia, keri coles photography

epic concert photography, awesome stage shot, band photographer, victoria, bc, keri coles, mother mother, rifflandia 2012

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