Phil Kampel Photography | Photographer Sacramento, CA |

05/06/2026

Katie Knipp strips it back on John The Revelator — A live cut from her upcoming album.

03/29/2026

No Kings Day at the CA State Capitol in Sacramento

03/04/2026

This is the first of the videos to be released from a night of recording the upcoming live album. This is the Katie Knipp Band Live at Theater 5150. It was great to contribute my 3 camera video footage to this project!

The photo is from one of several "home studio" sessions I've had the pleasure of doing with Katie.

Before going out on general release, we have first dibs on the new live song from Katie Knipp.

11/08/2025

with Kathy Dunne, Steve Dunne, Dana Moret, Bryan Kilfoil, Bryan Oden, Larry Davis.

Videography by Phil Kampel/Kampel Visual Media
Edited by Steve Dunne

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10/01/2025

***Cancelled, due to circumstances beyond our control.

Please check https://redsbluesband.com/calendar for their upcoming shows!

Red's Blues is pleased to announce this special show at the lovely theater located at DDSO. Comfortable seating in this theater with excellent acoustics. We are also pleased to have special guest, the legendary Steve Freund, from Brooklyn to Chicago to the Bay Area, on board for this show. Beth Reid...

06/20/2025

Tonight 6/20/25 in Natomas - Carol Manson and the Blue Skies Band.

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06/06/2025

JUST RELEASED TODAY!

Go (The Electro-Funk Remix)This track is a bold reimagining of her original ballad from the album “Me,” which helped cement Katie as a 4-time Billboard Top 1...

04/21/2025

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03/29/2025

Thursday night I had a great time at The Annex, for The Henry Robinett Group. Please have a look at my review below!

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03/20/2025

This is heartbreaking! There's not much I can say besides the usual.
Spay and neuter your pets and encourage others to do the same. Adopt or foster, don't buy a new pet. There are plenty of good dogs and cats to fill everyone's needs without encouraging the production of more of them.
Make a lifetime commitment, don't have the attitude that "if it doesn't work out, I'll just drop them at a shelter".
If you're looking to adopt or foster, please look at who's available at Front St., you may be the one to save a life.
If there's some reason you need to rehome a pet, look for a more modern facility. Don't send them to Front St. There are already too many there. Always.
If you find a stray and can take them somewhere, please figure out a way to do it besides getting Sacramento City Animal Services. That stray will probably end up at Front St. with a likelihood of being yet another casualty of the system.

The shelter has been at the same location since 1910 and was originally a “dog pound.”