Legendary Herman’s Hermits leader Peter Noone was energized Sunday night as he thrilled the crowd in a live show at the Misquamicut Drive-In. The COVID-safe outdoor event (with socially-distanced fans watching from cars and lawn chairs), featured Noone singing his well known songs, along with a few classic covers.

Noting it was his first ever drive-in show, the veteran pop star sounded great, chatting it up and carefully moving around the cars. He covered Hermit’s hits including “Into Something Good,” “There’s a Kind of Hush,” and “I’m Henry the VIII,” as well as songs from the Beatles, The Monkees and even Johnny Cash. Noone also recognized the Nooniacs, a group of avid fans, some who drove from as far as Lubbock, TX. Our concert photographer Rick Farrell was there to capture the magic. (All Photos: Rick Farrell)

​Rick Farrell of Mojo Photography has been drawn to music his entire life. Maybe it was growing up in Newport, RI, host to the venerable Newport Jazz and Folk festivals. Or maybe it was the countless hours listening to his older siblings' classic LP's and 45's on the stereo in the 1960's. Whatever the reason, there has always been a strong connection. He had originally taken up photography as a hobby, eventually gravitating towards shooting professionally in 2007. Never knowing what his true...