Concert Photography Exhibition

For one evening, Quantic Club becomes the meeting point for live music and photography enthusiasts, hosting a large-scale Concert Photography Exhibition.

The opening will take place on May 22, 2026, at 19:30, inside Quantic Club in Bucharest — an iconic venue for the capital’s music scene.

The evening atmosphere will be complemented by live performances from King Solomon, 7th Boulevard, and Vicii, who will take the stage for a dynamic show.

Free entry.

About the Exhibition

The event brings together 21 photographers from Romania, showcasing over 50 works captured at concerts and festivals across the country.

Visitors will discover striking images taken in the heart of the action — frames that convey the energy of the stage, the emotion of the artists, and the vibration of the audience.

The exhibition highlights the diversity of the Romanian music scene, from underground clubs to major festivals, through the authentic perspective of the photographers you usually see in front of the stage.

In this way, unique moments experienced in front of the stage or within the crowd are presented in their final form — as physical prints — representing the final product of their work.

The event is addressed both to music lovers and photography enthusiasts, offering an opportunity to celebrate visual creativity and the spirit of live concerts, in one of Bucharest’s most beloved venues.

Participating Photographers (alphabetical order)

Adrian Coleașă
Anca Coleașă
Anca Ilinițchi
Andrei Ionuț
Bogdan Ioan Tătaru
Carlos Funes
Cătălin Ilinițchi
Cezar Cazan
Ciprian Vlăduț
Florin Diaconescu
Iancu Ionuț
Miluță Dulea-Flueraș
Ovidiu Panait
Paul Voicu
Petrescu Lucian
Petruș Tătaru
Ștefan Abageru
Theodor Tudose
Valentin Diaconescu
Victor Vătăvu
Vlad Bușcă

Poster graphic concept by Cezar Cazan.

Even Schedule

• Doors open: 19:00
• Exhibition opening: 19:30 – 20:30
• Concerts: 20:30 – …

About the Bands

Vicii – Ploiești

Vicii is a band from Ploiești, formed in 2024 after the breakup of R.O.M.B.
Despite their relatively short history, they quickly proved their place on festival stages such as LaRock Festival (Florești, Prahova), Republik Fest Ploiești, and Republica de Sub Castani.

They have also performed in multiple cities across Romania, including Bucharest, Tulcea, Galați, Târgoviște, Bacău, Iași, and, of course, Ploiești.

Vicii is more than an alternative rock band — it is a musical statement, a way of living and feeling freedom. Every song, lyric, and chord tells a story, and the audience becomes part of it.

7th Boulevard – Bucharest

Alternative rock band 7th Boulevard was formed in Bucharest in 2019.
Since releasing their debut album Metropolinsanity Vol. I (2022), they have built a strong presence on the Romanian rock scene through energetic performances and songs rooted in authentic storytelling.

Blending influences from alternative rock, hard rock, pop-punk, and progressive rock, the band creates a sound that combines melody, energy, and atmosphere.

King Solomon – Bucharest

Electric groove rock trio King Solomon is not your average band.
With a live performance defined by heavy yet infectious grooves and a stream-of-consciousness approach to improvisational jams, King Solomon represents a fresh presence on the local music scene.

Access & Conduct Information

• Free entry.
• Touching, moving, or damaging the exhibited works is strictly prohibited throughout the exhibition.
• Please take care of your belongings. The organizers/producers are not responsible for lost or damaged personal items.
• During the event, audio/video recordings and photographs may be taken and later used on the organizers’ and partners’ social media platforms. These may incidentally include images or voices of attendees. Participation implies consent for such use.
• Strobe lighting effects may be used during the event, which can trigger epileptic seizures. People affected by this condition are advised not to attend.
• During concerts, the use of hearing protection is recommended, especially for children.
• For the smooth running of the event, organizers reserve the right to deny access to individuals who do not comply with access and conduct rules.