Melanie Lewald
Worldwide
ABOUT ME
Munich based photographer.
I graduated from Alois Senefelder Photo School in Munich in 2022 and won second place in Germany for my final project. I love live music, festivals and capturing people in my own style. Since I go on a lot of concerts myself (you will mostly find me in the pit and where the magic happens), I know how to visualize these special moments. My main focus are portraits and live events, but I also do creative projects, travel and documentary photography. I'm always happy to experiment and do fun new ideas!
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PREFERRED GENRE:
Alternative, Hip Hop, Indie, Pop, Punk, Rock, Psychedelic, Other
PREFERRED VENUE SIZE:
50 - 250, 250 - 500, 500 - 2.000
GALLERY
POSTS
PHOTOS & REVIEW | Charlotte OC Captivates Maschinenhaus Berlin with Breathtaking Performance – December 4, 2025
Charlotte OC delivered a breathtaking, soulful performance at Maschinenhaus in Berlin, joined by opener Lavine. Photos and review by Chux On Tour Photography, 2025.
PHOTOS | Snake Eyes Bring Chaotic Indie-Grunge Energy to Cassiopeia Berlin – December 2, 2025
Snake Eyes tore through Cassiopeia in Berlin with a messy, loud, and electrifying indie-grunge set — perfectly matched by a chaotic flash-filled photo experiment. Photos by Chux On Tour Photography, 2025.
PHOTOS | Young Gravy Turns History in Toronto into a Slumber-Party Extravaganza – November 30, 2025
Young Gravy transformed History in Toronto into a wild, slumber-party-themed show with interactive antics, unreleased tracks, and nonstop energy. Photos by Lacey Davey, 2025.
REVIEWS | New Music Discoveries: Alt-Rock, Indie-Pop & Psych-Pop Highlights with Chaidura, Kristina Wilson & More
Explore the latest alt-rock, indie-pop, and psych-pop discoveries with our new music review, featuring standout tracks from Chaidura, Kristina Wilson, Wotts, Stomp Box Choir, and Last Relapse.
REVIEW | Ren – “Sick Sick Soul (Vol. 1)” EP: A Cinematic Journey Through Storytelling, Struggle & Unity
Ren’s "Sick Sick Soul (Vol. 1)" EP delivers cinematic narratives, emotional depth and genre-blending production across six interconnected tracks. A review by Kathrin Waschke.