From 1983 to 1992, Nik Milner photographed some of the world’s most celebrated musicians – from the pit, backstage and on tour.

Working on film meant judging focus and exposure by eye, anticipating the lighting and choosing precisely when to press the shutter. With only 36 frames on a roll and no way to review the results until the following day, every photograph relied on experience, instinct and timing.

Much of this work remained unseen for decades.

Today it is available for the first time as museum-quality fine art prints.