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I live in Los Angeles, CA, and I go to a lot of concerts and try to take videos at them when I can.

Here's a list of bands and musicians whose performances I have on YouTube. To find them easily, just do a search for my username "okeastron" and the name of the band:

Aimee Mann
Grant-Lee Phillips
Jackson Browne
Amos Lee
Beck
Travis
Maximo Park
Nickel Creek
Sondre Lerche
Dan Wilson (of Semisonic)
The Swell Season (Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova)
Martha Wainwright
M.I.A.
The Hold Steady
Art Brut
Buck 65
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
The Go! Team
Bodies Of Water
Rilo Kiley
Bright Eyes
M. Ward
Imperial Teen
Rufus Wainwright
The New Pornographers
Lavender Diamond
The Frames (Glen Hansard)
Wilco
Gogol Bordello
Junior Senior
TV On The Radio
!!! (Chk Chk Chk)
Amy Winehouse
David Vandervelde and the Moonstation House Band
Muse
Matt & Kim
Silverchair
Pete Yorn
I'm From Barcelona
LCD Soundsystem
The Polyphonic Spree
Ghostland Observatory
The Fratellis
Sparklehorse
The Decemberists
The National
The Broken West
Mika
The Black Angels
VietNam
The Arcade Fire
Patrick Wolf
CSS (Cansei De Ser Sexy)
Jarvis Cocker
Damien Rice
Bloc Party
The Gossip
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Of Montreal
Badly Drawn Boy
My Morning Jacket
DeVotchka

Since so many people ask about how I take these videos, here are answers to some frequently asked questions. I use a basic Sony Cybershot digital camera (a DSCT100 at the moment) to take these videos, so there is no tape. I do NOT record complete shows- I only record select songs- so there are no single files containing entire shows. Also, I do not hold the camera up to my eye or over my head for these videos, since I do want to enjoy the show myself (meaning I want to watch the band directly instead of through a viewfinder), and I also hate blocking other people's view of the show. I find that my best videos are taken by holding my camera at about chest level, pointing in the general direction of the action, so that I can actually watch the performance, only occasionally looking down to check the camera's screen. It helps to arrive early and get up to the front so that there are no people in front of me to block the camera's view.