Captured Moments in Rock and Roll Magic

"Seeing bands perform live in concert always excited and thrilled me, so at every show that I photographed, my goal was to always capture those moments of rock and roll magic on film.” —PJay Plutzer

PJay Plutzer captured rock history from behind the scenes. His exclusive concert photography features legendary artists in rare, intimate moments—from explosive live performances to candid backstage shots.

Each limited edition print preserves these historic moments with premium detail. Transform your space with authentic rock and roll energy that collectors and music lovers treasure.

Browse PJay's archived works by artist or decade.

Commercial licensing and wholesale printing available worldwide.

About PJay Plutzer Photography

Unseen Moments from Rock Legends - Browse Iconic Archives

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The Legends Live On — Shop Rock & Roll Originals

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The Stories Behind the Photos - PJay Meets Bruce Springsteen at The Boston Music Hall, 1977

Explore Our Springsteen Collection

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"World Through My Lens" Collection

PJay's latest work beyond the stage. Hand-picked landscapes, nature, and cityscapes that showcase his artistic eye. View PJay's recent photography. These images reveal the world through his eyes—hand-picked landscapes, nature, and cityscapes that capture the diverse beauty. View more.

What's Folks Are Saying...

  • ~Jonathan Pont, Associate Editor Backstreets

    “Some fans brought tape recorders. Others brought notebooks. PJay brought his camera: like a great-sounding field recording or a detailed written account, his images are an inextricable part of the rock 'n' roll story. They come from the eye of someone who knows the music and created his own access.”

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  • ~Gary Calamar, President, Go Music Supervision and DJ on 88.5 FM, The So Cal Sound, Los Angeles.

    "PJay’s got Rock and Roll in his blood and it comes through loud and clear in his photos. Seeing his amazing live shots of Springsteen, Townshend, Petty, and so many more bands, sends me right back to the concert hall with my fist in the air screaming for MORE!"

    Gary Calamar 

  • ~ Lawrence Kirsch/Musicfoto.com

    “Bruce Springsteen's Darkness on the Edge of Town broke new ground for The Boss in 1978. A counterpoint to the operatic elegance of Born to Run, the album was an angry, raw record that burst forth after a three-year hiatus. PJay captured the energy and passion of this iconic tour with his black and white Darkness images."

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