Jordan Newton Photography

12/08/2026

Rollin' into December with Limp Bizkit at Good Things Festival 2026

How Good! Chronicles

05/08/2026

I recently came back from a week in Queenstown in New Zealand with my partner and the scenery did not disappoint. You can see why Sir Peter Jackson chose to film the Remarkables Mountain range as his backdrop for Middle Earth in the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings series.

We also ventured out on a 16,000 step hike to Ho**er Valley track in Mount Cook. The rain clouds came in to make things hard but we completed the hour and a half track there and back again.

And of course That Wānaka Tree.

Milford Sound put on a show as the storms from the north island came in to blanket Queenstown. Not to mention it rains for nearly 2/3 of the year. That's a thing no Instagram reel tells you. Mountains turned into waterfalls and foggy. Didn't know whether we were in Milford Sound or Skull Island.

All shot on Nikon Australia

24/07/2026

Thank you to Behind The Gallery The Drifta and Marshall for having me on to shoot ‘The Strokes: Is This It — 25th Anniversary'.

200 people flocked to Stanley Street Gallery in Darlinghurst to celebrate the photographs of Cody Smyth and Colin Lane during the peak of The Strokes breakout debut album which began the Garage Rock era of the 2000s

15/07/2026

Queens of the Stone Age Age return to Australia and New Zealand at the end of 2026 with Primus and Tropical F**k Storm

Find out more including dates and pre-sale links below

How Good! Chronicles

02/07/2026

Abit of fun shooting the neighbours of Sydney Zoo 🦁 the other day

18/06/2026

Happy Birthday Macca Paul McCartney

📸 Paul McCartney One on One Tour, Allphones Arena, Sydney Olympic Park 12/12/2017

09/06/2026

FROM THE VAULS: of live at 18/4/2023

01/06/2026

Check out .museum latest exhibition "Treasures of the Viking Age - The Galloway Hoard "

28th May - 11th October 2026

"Buried around 900 AD, and found in 2014 by metal detectorists, the Galloway Hoard contains over 5 kilograms of silver, gold and other materials. It brings together a stunning variety of rare objects and ancient heirlooms from the early medieval kingdoms of Britain and Ireland, mainland Europe, and as far away as Central Asia. The careful way the hoard was buried helped preserve incredibly rare organic materials such as silk and other textiles.

The hoard has transformed our understanding of the Viking Age in Scotland at a critical moment in history: the formation of the political entities we now know as Scotland, England and Ireland, in a time of Viking raids.

This display offers visitors a tantalising glimpse into who buried the hoard, their stories, the world of Viking-age Europe, and the cutting-edge conservation and research now revealing its secrets."

Tickets available at the door or the Australian National Maritime Museum website

19/05/2026

live at 18/5/2026

Supporting

19/05/2026

Thank you so much TikTok Entertainment Centre 🙏🏻