For J. Regan Hutson, writing for RedFence has been a natural extension of photographing live music. Originally from the Southeast, Regan developed an appreciation for bluegrass and other traditional music genres while attending college in Appalachia. His articles focus on personal experiences of attending concerts and events such as the Railroad Revival Tour. Now a resident of Pasadena, CA, Regan works in IT while continuing to pursue photography as an artistic outlet. In addition to photographing landscapes, Regan enjoys backpacking, fly-fishing, and other outdoor pursuits.
J. Regan has written 3 article(s) for RedFence Magazine.
Hard-edged Sublimities by J. Regan Hutson Sometimes life pushes us hard in one direction and we just have to go with it. For Trampled By Turtles front man David Simonett, that push came in the form of a robbery. Left with only an acoustic guitar after his car was broken into, Simonett pulled together a […]
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In April, 2011, three bands climbed aboard a pair of old train cars and traveled the rails across the Southwest. Dubbed “The Railroad Revival Tour”, the line-up consisted of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, Mumford & Sons, and Old Crow Medicine Show. The result was a diesel-driven rock-fest with a touch of Southern folk. Photographer J. Regan Hutson caught them in San Pedro, California
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Soul Unshrouded by J. Regan Hutson RedFence Guest Photographer Regan Hutson captures Eliza Rickman laying it on the line at Hotel Cafe in Hollywood, CA, on October 23, 2010. The Spring 2011 update also includes an Artist Spotlight about Eliza Rickman and an interview with the songstress. Regan Hutson is a freelance photographer from South […]
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