First 3, No Flash | Featuring photography by Jenn Devereaux
June 11 at 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Free
With publication credits in Rolling Stone, Billboard, People Magazine, Forbes and many more, Jenn Devereaux is a concert and event photographer who turns live music into images that let you relive the show long after it’s over. Relive some epic moments of celebrity performers in this dynamic display curated especially for FestivalSouth.
Presented with support from Forrest County and the Montague Fund for the Arts
About Jenn Deveraux
Jenn Devereaux is a concert and event photographer with deep roots in the live‐music scene. Based in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and working extensively in the New Orleans area, she brings 18 years of experience documenting performances, venues, and the raw energy of music in motion.
Her story started the way a lot of music fans do—binge-watching MTV, covering her walls with band posters, and sneaking cameras into concerts. At one festival, after fighting her way through the crowd to get to the front barricade, she spotted the photographers in the “photo pit” and knew instantly that’s where she belonged. A year later, after saving up for her first professional camera, she was back at that same festival, this time as a credentialed photographer in the photo pit.
Jenn is a house photographer for marquee New Orleans venues such as The Fillmore, Caesars Superdome and the Smoothie King Center. Her clients and publication credits include Uber, Live Nation, iHeartRadio, C3 Presents, Rolling Stone, Billboard, People Magazine, Marie Claire, Forbes, Rock Sound Magazine, Entertainment Tonight, and many more.
What defines her photography style is the way she captures the feel of a show—not just what it looks like. Her images are full of color, texture, and atmosphere, pulling you into the lights, the crowd, the sweat, and the rush of the music. From epic stage moments to the electricity in the audience, she documents it all with honesty and style.
Her approach is equal parts documentary and creative. She moves fast, hunts for unique angles, and makes sure every band member has their moment. With a balance of timing, light, and composition, Jenn turns live music into images that let you relive the show long after it’s over.