#bambi tour 2019

[theunholycyrus]

#bangerz tour #dave and bambi #miley cyrus #younger now #plastic hearts #my edit #she is coming era #miley cyrus 2019 #miley photo #mileyworld #miley cyrus 2010 #mileyraycyrus

[hee0soo]

2 Kids Room Chan X Jisoo

January 2022

It wasn´t often that Jisoo had the chance of filming with only one of her members so the decision that they were going to film 2 Kids Room made her very excited!

Chan was already sitting on the couch slurping on a drink when the girl entered!

“Ohh Celiiine!”

“Am I in trouble?”

Jisoo laughed when she heard the way Chan called her birth name.

“Why would you think that?”

“Cause you only call me Celine when you scold me! None of the others call me that!"

The leader snorted in amusement.

“You call me Christopher whenever you are bored so I think we are even! Now sit down, they prepared drinks for us!”

On the small coffee table was another beverage with a straw in it. The clear cup showing the dark red and yellow liquid inside. Jisoo took a took a sip, visibly enjoying the taste.

“What even is that?”

“It´s called KiBa. The yellow is banana and the red is cherry juice and it tastes amazing! Mama always made it for me when I was a child…”

The girl looked solemnly at her cup and started swirreling the straw around, effectively mixing the two colors together.

“Didn´t she make it for the members back in 2019 when we went to Germany?”

“Yes! That was when we had the I am… Tour! We were in Berlin back then, which is not even close to where I grew up but we still managed to visit them after the concert!”

“You were so happy when we told you that we could go there. I remember you crying so much because of it! You hadn´t been there for some years, even Felix and I would go more often to Sydney then you would go to germany!”

The leader had always felt bad back then and a small part of him still was if he was being honest. He knew how hard things could get and as child, alone I a country you don´t have a support system in, he felt like he should have made sure that Jisoo went home more!

“That´s right! Flying home was something I tried not to do because the tickets were so expensive and it was something we couldn´t afford to do as trainees. And after we debut there just was never enough time to actually visit them because of conflicting schedules, so it meant a lot to me!”

About Chan x Jisoo

CB: Father and Daughter!

F: Right! He has adopted her unofficially.

SM: The members are his brothers but Jisoo is definitely his child.

CB: A few weeks ago we were in the studio and bambi was with me and Chan. She was napping on the couch and it was kind of cold that day so she was shivering and Hyung went to throw her blanket over her. Jisoo called him appa in her half asleep state and Chan-hyung didn´t even react! I think it´s their little thing when they are alone.

F: Cuuute!

Jisoo had pulled her knees to her chest, looking at the older boy next to her.

“We haven´t really had the time to hang out in a while! You´re always so busy when I come to the studio…”

“I knoooow, I´m soooorry! Work has been crazy lately with preparing the new comeback!”  The boy whined cutely, trying to appeal to her soft side. Jisoo couldn´t hide the laugh bubbling up.

“Don´t I know that. Minho-oppa has been acting like a drill sergeant at practice with Hyune, Lix and me!"

“Right, practice as DanceRacha sometimes seems a lot less fun than group practice! But I wanted to take you to this café I found recently, they have these really colorful cakes and it looked so awesome!”

About Chan x Jisoo

LK: They go easy on each other! It makes me crazy when Soo-ah ignores when hyung made a mistake!

H:Hyung does the same for her when we´re in the studio!

*Both looking at the other*

LK: You find it cute, don´t you?

H: And you don´t?

LK: I do…

I. N: *facepalm*

"You weren't a fan of the split dorms, right?"

Chan was stirring the straw of his cup thoughtfully.  For a moment it was silent as Jisoo looked at the wall behind the leader, finding it very interesting all of a sudden.

"No, I wasn't. For so long all of us have lived together in the old dorm that the thought of splitting up scared me."

The boy hummed. He had noticed right away when management that the girl wasn't happy about that at all.

"Do you still feel like that?"

The dancer shook her head gently.

"I still don't like if i'm being honest. The dorm doesn't feel like home to me when you, Binnie Oppa, Hannie and Hyune go to your place. It feels to empty."

About Chan x Jisoo

F: Soo-ah really had a hard time after the move.

SM: She still does sometimes. It's the times we wake up to a spotless dorm because Jisoo starts stress cleaning.

CB: Jisoo is a very emotional person and 2 out of her 3 comfort people ended up in another dorm, that really gave her a hard time! She even has her own space in hyung's room. Hyunjin was being dramatic for weeks when he found out.

SM: But we do have to clean less because of it!

* collective groans *

"Is it true that you had planed to buy a leash so i won't get lost anymore?"

Jisoo meant it as a joke so the frantic head nod from the older buy left her shocked.

"YES! And it wasn't just a plan, the thing is still somewhere in my room ready to be used!" Chan yelled in all seriousness.

"But I'm an adult!"

"An adult who get's lost 8/10 times!"

*Cue, a sulking Jisoo*

About Chan x Jisoo

LK: If one of the members is causing the most grey hair, it's Jisoo!

I. N: Cause Noona always wanders off!

H: The amount of heart attackes she probably already caused...

LK: Remember the leash you ordered Hyunjin-ah?

H: She can never know I was the one who bought it!

I. N: Are you scared of her hyung?

H: *nodding *

Taglist: @amyysfics @smh-anon @andjeoidjavo @ninjaxoxo @sunghoonieee @stopeatread

#stray kids #stray kids 9th member #9th member of stray kids #kpop added member #kpop addition #kpop au #kpop extra member #stray kids addition #stray kids female member #stray kids female addition

[diemauer]

just a few davina headcanon that i've came up with :

richard claire ( davina's father ) has mass investments in one of the premier league f.c ( ars.enal to be exact ). not overly thrilled his daughter is dating someone from the Bunde.sliga. bay.ern specifically. he tolerates it. it's Alice , her mother who has made more of a big deal out of it. she views Jo as not being good enough and Davina as being reckless? in the sense she expects more from her daughter and wants her to follow her footsteps. however, Davina refuses to.

has one ex who plays for Dort.mund. they dated for 2 years but broke up in early 2019. but at the time they dated, he was playing for leipzig.

met Jo in 2018 and crushed on him hard, though both of them were in relationships at the time. it wasn't until October 2023 when both of them started talking. officially dating a month later. all thanks to Alex neher who played wingman for literally both of them.

if she isn't working tours at the Alli.anz, she is focusing on becoming an architect. she's got a fascination for structures and wants to design arenas in the future. she also is doing show jumping training. sort of as a side gig. same with helping the team when short handed.

goes to literally every game when she can. literally. this includes gnt games. she's gotta support her cousin, boyfriend and best friends ( Bambi and Anton ). listen, she loves the game so much and being supportive AF towards her family.

#𝐝𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐞 ╲ ( headcanons ) #simple but ayyy

[pettydollie]

every movie ive ever seen (that i can remember)

this is long and im bored so idc

not organized at all btw K-12 the virgin suicides jennifer's body girl interrupted grease beetlejuice the nightmare before christmas coraline priscilla men in black (first two) who framed roger rabbit space jam (both) alvin and the chipmunks justin league black widow the miraculous ladybug movie godzilla vs kong miss americana reputation stadium tour the wizard of oz five nights at freddy's gentlemen prefer blondes jaws the polar express home alone the witches (2020 one) matilda (both) titanic spirited away my neighbor totoro ponyo whisper of the heart from up on poppy hill howls moving castle castle in the sky the secret world of arriyety the wind rises (i dont like it tbh) princess mononoke the cat returns kiki's delivery service you are so not invited to my bat mitzvah murder mystery marry me the wrong missy (big mistake, dont rec) the tooth fairy (dwayne johnson) jumanji (all) little women (1994 and 2019) in the heights (btw i have all lyrics memorized) hamilton snow white pinocchio (i hate this movie) fantasia (both) dumbo bambi 101 dalmations the aristocats the adventures of ichabod and mr toad cinderella the little mermaid aladdin (both) tangled frozen (both) moana brave pocahontas the princess and the frog oliver and company turning red robin hood peter pan lady and the tramp sleeping beauty the jungle book the lion king a bug's life alice in wonderland (og, live action, havent seen the sequel) anastasia air bud adventures in babysitting mary poppins the sound of music the princess diaries (both) 10 things i hate about you pirates of the caribbean (all) daddy daycare freaky friday (lindsay lohan one and the newer one) the parent trap (lindsay lohan one) confessions of a shopaholic confessions of a teenage drama queen elemental winnie the pooh lilo and stitch pete's dragon the good dinosaur the fox and the hound (both) lady and the tramp night at the museum (all) haunted mansion (2023 one) benji (i think this is disney?) honey, i shrunk the kids (the 1st and second one) beauty and the beast the muppets christmas carol hocus pocus (both) the three mouseketeers (I LOVED THIS MOVIE) the santa clause (all) hunchback of notre dame a goofy movie (both) toy story (all) james and the giant peach hercules mrs doubtfire mulan tarzan the tigger movie the emperor's new groove (both) monsters inc (both) hook finding nemo (both) mickey's house of villains (THIS ATEEE) kung fu panda brother bear (both) the incredibles (both) pooh's heffalump movie chicken little narnia (all) the greatest showman ice age (all) cars (all) neverending story encanto enchanted (both) wall-e beverly hills chihuahua (first two) high school musical (all) descendants (all) gnomeo and juliet sherlock gnomes tinker bell (ALL THESE MOVIES) bolt bedtime stories up wreck it ralph (both) super buddies maleficent (both) big hero 6 inside out zootopia coco mary poppins returns vivo annie (the black girl one, sorry idk the year) happy feet edward scissorhands onward godmothered soul raya and the last dragon cruella luca la la land jungle cruise diary of a wimpy kid (all) cheaper by the dozen blue miracle yours, mine, and ours strange world rio (both) ferdinand teen beach movie zookeeper zombies (all) meet the robinsons cloudy with a chance of meatballs spies in disguise the wild jack balto big cloud 9 goosebumps (both) r.l stine's cabinet of souls hairspray (john travolta one) prom pact harry potter (all) barbie trolls (all) spiderman (all miles morales ones) the super mario bros movie guardians of the galaxy (first two) tall girl (both) enola holmes (both) the kissing booth (sadly seen all) dora the explorer and the city of gold (this was lowk fire) yes day mitchells vs machines purple hearts the flintstones evan almighty legally blonde clueless mean girls to all the boys ive loved before (all) suicide squad the suicide squad captain underpants corpse bride minions despicable me (all) the help hidden figures monster high ALL MOVIES spaceballs charlie and the chocolate factory (johnny depp one) nanny mcphee (both) the devil wears prada

#ill make a part 2 later #movies #fav movies #movie list

[wildwechselmagazin]

#Events #Konzert

[violets-fuckedup-riot]

so um ,, i threw my phone on stage and

#zach sutton #hippo campus #jake luppen #nathan stocker #nate stocker #whistler allen #espo #turntan #bambi tour 2019 #bambi tour

[hippoarchive]

theturntan: 🎃

#hippo campus #jake luppen #hc live #bambi tour #Brit O'Brien #tour photos #the mill and mine #tennessee #jake insta #halloween 2019

[waveswept]

noah fence but once i get the opportunity to go to a hippo campus concert and hear them play buttercup live its all over for hoes

#im just gsshdgsgsgshsgsheg go d.......i love that song so fucking much....... #they rly just went the fuck off!!!!!!!!! like yes!!!!! i am she i am buttercup!!!!!! fucking went for my neck like that like damn!!!! #most of their stuff is already v comforting just bc its them but that one song is just. v v v esp close 2 my heart man #hhshdhdg i fucking. missed the us bambi tour they were in my fucking city like 6 mi away from my house but i missed it :'( #but thats ok!!!!! ik they tour p consistently so like............fall 2019/winter 2020 tour......👀👀👀👀 #bun.txt

[everythingloureed]

Humphreys was raised in Bridgeton, NJ, and San Antonio, TX. It was said that the family were of part Mexican Native descent. An apparent trans child who played with dolls, and wore girls’ clothes, Humphreys wanted to do people’s hair. As Rachel she graduated in hair-dressing at a cosmetology school in Bayonne, NJ, (north of Staten Island, across the river from Manhattan).

She was a regular at Max's Kansas City, the hip and glam rock nightclub on Park Avenue South. She also frequented the 82 Club on E 4th St which was in transition from a transvestite performance club to a glam rock and then punk club.  The New York Dolls did their first show there on April 17, 1974, when they performed in drag, except for Johnny Thunders who refused. They were followed by Wayne County (not yet using the name Jayne) and short-lived glitter bands like Teenage Lust and Harlots of 42nd Street.

It was there at this time that Rachel met Lou Reed, the musician. Lou described Rachel in an interview with Bambi magazine:

"It was in a late night club in Greenwich Village. I’d been up for days as usual and everything was at that super-real, glowing stage. I walked in there and there was this amazing person, this incredible head, kind of vibrating out of it all. Rachel was wearing this amazing make-up and dress and was obviously in a different world to anyone else in the place. Eventually I spoke and she came home with me. I rapped for hours and hours, while Rachel just sat there looking at me saying nothing. At the time I was living with a girl, a crazy blonde lady and I kind of wanted us all three to live together but somehow it was too heavy for her. Rachel just stayed on and the girl moved out. Rachel was completely disinterested in who I was and what I did. Nothing could impress her. He’d hardly heard my music and didn’t like it all that much when he did. Rachel knows how to do it for me. No one else ever did before. Rachel’s something else.”

She moved in with him right away. He was then living in a modest one-bedroom apartment at 405 East 63rd Street. Lou had already written a few songs about trans women, and with the single, “Walk on the Wild Side” (which referred to the Andy Warhol-sponsored trans stars, Candy Darling, Holly Woodlawn and Jackie Curtis) had his biggest hit. Rachel was at this time oscillating. Some days she was Ricky, and others he was Rachel. People who knew Lou and Rachel used either pronoun. One journalist referred to Lou’s ‘boyfriend named Rachel’. Both Lou and Rachel enjoyed the confusion and further muddied the water by wearing each other’s clothes. She was street-wise and spunky in a way that Lou only pretended to be. She was said to always carry a knife, and was good in a fight – which proved useful when a concert at the Pallazzo dello Sport in Rome turned into a riot 15 February 1975.

Lou had been working on his fourth solo album, Sally Can’t Dance – the title track and spin-off single assumed to refer to trans woman, Sally Maggio, who was manager at the 220 Club, another trans bar where Lou went drinking. Sally would in the 1980s open Sally’s Hideaway, and then Sally’s II, again a bar for trans persons and with trans performers. However it was Rachel whose image was on the obverse of the Sally Can’t Dance LP sleeve, drawn as if reflected in Lou’s shades.

She supported him on some of his tours. In New York, they lived for a while in the Gramercy Park Hotel, and then an upscale apartment on East 52nd St at FDR Drive where Henry Kissinger, Greta Garbo and John Lennon had lived. In 1975 they began to frequent the rather grimey but seminal punk club, CBGBs. Lou was recording Coney Island Baby, released January 1976 and several tracks refer to Rachel. At the end of the follow-up tour, Rachel was mugged and assaulted. A doctor was called, who inevitably referred to Rachel as ‘she’, even though Lou was saying ‘he’. As Aidan Levy says:

“Rachel had been contemplating gender reassignment surgery, but the transgender rights movement had not yet solidified, and not fully understanding the nature of the decision, Lou was adamantly opposed to any operations, a growing source of conflict in their relationship”.

Despite this, a friend commented: ““I think that Rachel was the glue holding Lou together, or at least keeping him in the public view in many respects … I know that he doted on her. If there was a light shining, it was the two of them together. It doesn’t mean it was the healthiest relationship in the world.” The cover of Walk on the Wild Side: The Best of Lou Reed, 1977 is of photographs of the two of them.

Rachel acted as road-manager on the next tour, managed the money, and watched over the road-crew. They were in London for their third anniversary and ordered a three-tier cake to celebrate, and Lou gave her two diamond rings. He said:

"Rachel knows how to do it for me, no one else before ever did”.

However by the end of 1977, Lou and Rachel were fighting more and more, and frequently it was about the issue of transgender surgery. She had a date for surgery but backed off as Lou said:

“Well why are you doing that? I love you because of the way you are”.

The title track of Street Hassle, 1978, is about her, and an article in Rolling Stone referred to Rachel as the raison d’etre of the album, although in fact it marked the end of their relationship. Lou moved on, having met Sylvia Morales, who became his third wife in 1980.

Reed completely refused to talk about Rachel after 1978. He desisted and decided to go straight. Both his later marriages were with cis women.

Rachel died in 1990 age 37 at St Clare’s Hospital, which specialized in treating AIDS patients, and she was interred in the gigantic pauper burial site on Hart Island off the Bronx coast (which contains over a million corpses).

Lou died in 2013, aged 71, from liver failure.

LegsMcNeil & Gillian McCain. Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk. Penguin books, 1997: 154-5, 206.

Marc Campbell.  "Rachel: Lou Reed’s transsexual muse".  Dangerous Minds, 02.06.2013.  Online.

Howard Sounes. Notes from the Velvet Underground: The Life of Lou Reed. Doubleday, 2015: 182-4, 187, 189, 191, 192, 194, 195, 202, 203, 205, 208, 212, 213, 214, 215-6, 221-2, 226, 229, 235, 248, 269.

Simon Reynolds. Shock and Awe: Glam Rock and Its legacy, from the Seventies to the Twenty-First Century. William Morrow Publishers, 2016: 271-2.

Aidan Levy. Dirty Blvd.: The Life and Music of Lou Reed. Chicago Review Press, 2016: 221-2, 227, 233, 244, 251-3, 264, 285.

Corey Kilgannon.  "Dead of AIDS and Forgotten in Potter's Field:  In an untold chapter of the AIDS epidemic, scores of unclaimed bodies were buried in a remote spot on Hart Island.  How many exactly remains unclear".  New York Times, July 3, 2018.  Online.  

#lou reed #rachel #Rachel Humphreys

[existentialmagazine]

Photo & Review: Jelani Aryeh and Hippo Campus performed a thrilling show in Atlanta

Thursday night Jelani Aryeh opened up another incredible show on Hippo Campus’ tour in Atlanta. His confidence and energetic stage presence along with his band members’ made them look like they could be the main act. They mainly played hits off of Aryeh’s latest album I’ve Got Some Living To Do such as “From These Heights” and “Marigold”. If you didn’t enter the show as a fan, there’s a great chance you left as one. To end his captivating set, the California singer and his band played his fan-favorite song “Stella Brown” which, no surprise, everyone sang along to. If you’re going to a Hippo Campus show this tour, make sure to get there early and catch Jelani Aryeh as he’s an opener you don’t want to miss.

Next up were the frontrunners themselves - Hippo Campus - making their first return to Atlanta since 2019. You could feel the excited energy from both the band and the crowd resonating throughout the venue. The set list held a lot of songs off their third and latest album LP3 such as “Bang Bang”, “Boys”, and “Ride or Die”. Despite the songs being newer, fans knew and screamed every word back to the stage. The Minnesota-native band mentioned several times how happy they were to be playing in Georgia again. To close out an amazing show, the band played “Bambi” and “Buttercup”, two all time fan-favorite songs, which gained a lot of ecstatic reactions from the crowd. If you have the opportunity, definitely catch Hippo Campus on this tour because they are back and better than ever.

Written & Photographed by: Ella Rueffert

Jelani Aryeh

Hippo Campus

#ellarueffert #hippocampus #jelani aryeh #jelaniaryeh #Photography

[underachievers-please-try-harder]

Interview // Clairo

For The Guardian. Read online. 

Exuding all the effusive pride of a new parent, Claire Cottrill is showing me photos of Joanie, her rescue dog and the muse for her forthcoming album, Sling. “She’s actually really bossy,” the Massachusetts-raised artist better known as Clairo chuckles over Zoom, holding her phone close to the laptop screen so I can see the Instagram post more clearly. “But she’s so funny. We have such a special bond.”

According to a DNA test, the sandy-furred pup is mostly chow chow and great pyrenees, with a little bit of boxer and lab in the mix, which accounts for the fact she has tripled in size in the six-and-a-bit months since her adoption. “She was a little wolf baby; a peanut!” the 22-year-old singer-songwriter exclaims, mooning nostalgically over one particular image depicting the then seven-week-old puppy peeking out of some bushes.

Dog ownership might have become quite the ultimate lockdown cliche, but for Cottrill committing to a pet represented a rare opportunity to lay down some roots. Certainly, pre-pandemic she hadn’t had much chance to pursue a life of quiet domesticity; not since the autumn of 2018 at least, when the lo-fi bedroom pop of Pretty Girl went viral, just weeks after she started college in Syracuse.

Its winningly DIY video racked up more than 1.5m YouTube views pretty much overnight (it now stands at almost 75m), and Cottrill was heralded as a vital new voice, and part of a wave of creatively autonomous, emotionally articulate Gen Z artists, alongside the likes of Billie Eilish and Rex Orange County.

Cottrill’s rapid rise – not to mention her signing with the Fader label and Chance the Rapper’s management team – was not without controversy. A small but vocal subset on Reddit circulated the rumour that Cottrill was an “industry plant”, a conclusion they arrived at following their discovery that her father Geoff was previously chief marketing officer at Converse and co-founder of its affiliated recording studio Rubber Tracks. She has recently addressed the allegations directly, telling Rolling Stone, “I definitely am not blind to the fact that things have been easier for me.”

Largely though, Cottrill has sought to prove her detractors wrong through the quality of her compositions. First came Diary 001, an esoteric, six-track set mining skeletal hip-hop and the wipe-clean grooves of PC Music-inspired pop. That was followed in August 2019 by Immunity, the full-length debut she co-produced with ex-Vampire Weekend man Rostam Batmanglij. More revelatory than Diary 001, it detailed a suicide attempt (Alewife) and her struggles with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (I Wouldn’t Ask You) with striking candour. Sonically, it paired tender, electronics-tinged introspection with swooning guitar-pop. Sofia, which now boasts 280m streams on Spotify, catapulted Cottrill into another league of fame entirely, leading to collaborations with Charli XCX, Mura Masa and Arlo Parks, plus arena tours in support of Khalid and Tame Impala.

Cottrill was busy with the latter when Covid hit the US. On hearing the news, she headed straight to Atlanta, Georgia, to see out lockdown with family, a period of isolation originally scheduled to last a fortnight but which went on for eight months.

Just how intense was it spending the best part of a year holed up with her parents? “It was awesome,” she insists, now back at the Brooklyn apartment she shares with fellow musicians and former college pals Claud and Josh Mehling. “My older sister came home as well. And I found it interesting that no matter how much you’ve progressed as an adult in your own life, the family roles revert back to exactly how it was as a kid.”

First and foremost, enforced confinement provided the opportunity for Cottrill to deepen her relationship with her mother.

“The conversations I had with my mom about motherhood, and the things she sacrificed for us, are really important to me,” she says. “Also, it’s like you don’t actually know who your mother is before she’s Mom, before she’s Wife, because there isn’t a huge documentation of who she was as an individual. And I realised that I might be in the period of my life now where I’m in my individual phase: before I am Mom, before I am Wife, or whatever I end up being. It was a bit scary to recognise that I could eventually have a family, and then this whole identity that I’ve had on my own for a long time can, in some ways, disappear.”

These existential ideas form the basis of Cottrill’s much-anticipated second album. Recorded in the autumn of 2020 at Allaire Studios – situated on a mountain top in upstate New York – Sling finds Jack Antonoff co-producing. Perhaps more significantly, the record also features backing vocals from Lorde – on Reaper as well as the lead single Blouse – an alliance that led to Cottrill returning the favour on the New Zealander’s latest, Solar Power.

“I met Lorde [when I was] on FaceTime with Jack,” she says of the link-up. “He was like: ‘Hey, I’m with a friend, can we say hi?’, and it was Lorde. And I freaked out, of course, but she’s the nicest person ever.

“We talked a lot about how cool it was in the Laurel Canyon era, where people would secretly do background vocals on each other’s music – like Joni Mitchell with Carole King – rather than as a way to benefit the business side of things. Back then it was just like: ‘I love your voice: will you lend your talent to my song?’ So that’s what I asked her, and I was just lucky enough that she wanted me on hers as well.”

The legacy of Laurel Canyon looms over Sling, which swaps the sparse electronic flourishes of Immunity for lush, acoustic folk, often embellished with swooning vocal harmonies, delicate strings and the warm swell of brass. Reference points for the record included Hejira-era Mitchell, the Carpenters and Harry Nilsson, alongside less obvious touchpoints, such as cult jazz musician Blossom Dearie. Most influential, perhaps, was Innocence & Despair by the Langley Schools Music Project, which features a choir of 1970s school kids covering hits of the day, and has since been hailed as a significant piece of outsider art.

“To me, that record merged my two worlds for Sling,” Cottrill explains. “I wanted that warm 70s feeling, but also I was thinking so much about kids, and especially the clumsy, sweet kid that Joanie embodies.”

There is a darker side to the record too, as Cottrill grapples with the reality of life navigating an industry that she memorably describes – on Bambi – as “a universe designed against my own beliefs”. On Blouse she describes her experiences being sexualised by record execs, while on Management she parodies the industry’s fascination with youth in lines like “She’s only 22”.

“[The attitude is] ‘There’s a lot more that we can squeeze out of her before she’s done.’ Because I think that what this industry does a lot is drain young women of everything until they’re not youthful any more.”

For Cottrill, as much as Sling is an album, it is a document of her endeavours to reassess what it is she wants from life. And adopting Joanie was only the first step: in two weeks’ time she plans to move into the house she recently purchased, in a tiny Massachusetts town in close proximity to both the Berkshire and Catskill mountains.

“It’s so awful that it took something like lockdown happening for me to reevaluate how I wanted to move forward. But it’s now about putting my mental health first, because I deserve to have nice things that I do care about. [Things] outside of music, like a house and a dog.”

As we say goodbye, I get another glimpse of Joanie, who has been snoozing throughout the interview. Sprawled on the floor at the end of Cottrill’s bed, blissfully unaware of her significance in our conversations, it’s a pretty fitting encapsulation of the pace of life that Cottrill has finally embraced.

#interview #interviews #tearsheet #tearsheets #guardian #the guardian #the guide #clairo #sling #claire cottrill

[maxgiesingerfanclub]

Termine von Max

Termine von Max

Anstehende Termine - wird ständig aktualisiert (fett = neu) (zuletzt aktualisiert: 18.02.2021) 2021 DIE REISE Tour 2021 | Tickets 10.04.2021 Osnabrück - OsnabrückHalle 11.04.2021 Chemnitz - Stadthalle 12.04.2021 Lübeck - Musik- und Kongresshalle 13.04.2021 Bielefeld - Lokschuppen 15.04.2021 Flensburg - Deutsches Haus 16.04.2021 Wilhelmshaven - Stadthalle 17.04.2021 Düsseldorf - Mitsubishi Electric Halle 18.04.2021 Bremen - Pier 2 20.04.2021 Magdeburg - GETEC Arena 21.04.2021 Saarbrücken - Saarlandhalle 23.04.2021 Neu-Ulm - Ratiopharm Arena 24.04.2021 Karlsruhe - dm-Arena 25.04.2021 Erfurt - Thüringenhalle 27.04.2021 Fürth - Stadthalle 29.04.2021 Salzburg (AT) - Szene 30.04.2021 Basel (CH) - Rhypark 28.05.2021 Hannover - NDR2 Plaza Festival 2021 11.06.2021 Schwetzingen - Die Reise Open Airs 2021 18.06.2021 Meppen, Emsland Open Air 2021 02.07.2021 Sal (LI), FL1 Festival 04.07.2021 Eckernförde - R.SH Strand Open Air 2021 15.07.2021 Wiesbaden - Strandkorb Open Air | Tickets 16.07.2021 Borkum - Beach Days Borkum 2021 17.07.2021 Bassum, Bassum Open Air 2021 19.07.2021 Dinslaken, Fantastival 23.07.2021 Balingen - Marktplatz Open Air 24.07.2021 Emmendingen - I EM MUSIC! 25.07.2021 Rudolstadt - Schlossinnenhof der Heidecksburg 27.07.2021 Ebern - Rösler Open Air Schloss Eyrichshof 30.07.2021 Zingst - Die Reise Open Airs 2021 06.08.2021 Hamburg - Stadtpark Open Air 07.08.2021 Willingen, Willingen Open Air 2021 08.08.2021 Moosburg (AT) - Schlosswiese | mit Revolverheld 13.08.2021 Görlitz, Die Reise Open Air 2021 14.08.2021 Birkenwerder - Birkenwerder Open Air 19.08.2021 Meersburg, Schlossgarten (verschoben vom 21.05.) 20.08.2021 Wipperfürth, Die Reise Open Air 2021 21.08.2021 Nideggen, Burg Nideggen 27.08.2021 Wegberg-Beeck, Pape Grillt 2021 03.09.2021 Spiez (CH), Seaside Festival 11.09.2021 Timmendorfer Strand, Stars am Strand 18.09.2021 Merzig, 2. Merziger Zeltfestival 24.09.2021 Schupart - Schupfart Festival | Tickets 2022 Sing meinen Song Live | Tickets 18.01.2022 Hamburg - Barclaycard Arena 19.01.2022 München - Olympiahalle 20.01.2022 Köln - Lanxess Arena 22.01.2022 Berlin - Mercedes Benz Arena Vergangene Termine - Zusammenfassung mit Videos etc. bei “Leximaxsite” 2020 Die Autokino-Reise 2020 02.05. Baden-Baden - Autokino Konzert 22.05. Erfurt - Autokino auf der Messe 23.05. Düsseldorf - Autokino 24.05. Düsseldorf - Autokino 25.05. Hannover - Schützenplatz 29.05. Karlsruhe - Autokino Messeplatz 30.05. Mannheim - Maimarktgelände “Carstival” 31.05. Bottrop - Autokino Bottroper Moviepark 01.06. Straelen - Autokino 14.06. Hamburg - Cruise Inn 2019 05.01. [TV] Klein gegen Groß 24.01. Hamburg, Markthalle - Überraschungsgast bei Michael Schulte 06.02. Hamburg - Sat.1 Wohnzimmerkonzert 12.02. Deezer “Geheimkonzert” 12.02. [TV] Die Pierre M. Krause Show DIE REISE Tour 2019 14.02. Kassel -Kongress Palais Stadthalle 15.02. Münster - Münsterlandhalle 17.02. Köln - Palladium 19.02. Schwerin - Sport- u. Kongresshalle 20.02. LU - Luxemburg - Rockhal 22.02. Freiburg - Sick Arena (Musikklub) 23.02. München - TonHalle (Special Guest: Mark Forster) 24.02. München - TonHalle 26.02. Dortmund - Warsteiner Music Hall 27.02. Frankfurt - Jahrhunderthalle (Special Guest: LEA) 01.03. Hannover - Swiss Life Hall 02.03. Hamburg - Sporthalle (Special Guest: Michael Schulte) 03.03. Berlin - Columbia Halle (Special Guest: Rea Garvey) 05.03. Leipzig - Haus Auensee 06.03. Dresden - Alter Schlachthof 07.03. Stuttgart - Liederhalle Beethovensaal 09.03. CH - Bern - Bierhübeli 10.03. CH - Zürich - Kaufleuten 11.03. AT - Linz - Posthof - Großer Saal 12.03. AT - Wien - WUK 18.02. Köln - Kiosk Konzert 01.04. Kiel - R.SH Hörerkonzert 08.04. Dresden - Radio Dresden Straßenbahnkonzert 12.04. [TV] WDR - Kölner Treff 18.04. Wernigerode / Brocken - Radio SAW Hörerkonzert 10.05. FFH “Das kleinste Konzert der Welt” 17.05. Burbach - Siegerlandflughafen 18.05. Bad Segeberg - Pop am Kalkberg mit Johannes Oerding & Michael Schulte 02.06. Stuttgart - Kessel Festival 06.06. [TV] Deluxe Music - dlxm Session 08.06. Landsweiler-Reden - Alm Open Air 21.06. Brandenburg - Havelfest 22.06. Uelzen, Almased Arena - Open R Neue Töne 23.06. Penzberg - Berghalde 28.06. St. Wendel, Bosenbachstadion - SR Ferien Open Air 29.06. Baiersbronn Open Air 05.07. Regensburg - Schloss Pürkelgut 06.07. Wolfsburg - IG Metall Sommerfest 14.07. CH - Locarno - Moon & Stars 20.07. Karlsruhe - DAS FEST 21.07. Hamburg - European Open Eröffnung 24.07. Norderney - Summertime at Norderney 27.07. Nordhausen, Gehege 28.07. Weinheim - Schlosspark Festival 02.08. Spalt / Enderndorf - Strandbad Enderndorf 08.08. CH - Schaffhausen - Stars in Town 09.08. CH - Zofingen - Heitere Open Air 11.08. Köln, Tanzbrunnen - Vivawest Family Festival 15.08. Bonn - Kunstrasen 16.08. Osnabrück - Schlossgarten Open Air 18.08. Aschaffenburg - ONE RACE HUMAN Festival 23.08. Braunschweig - Volksbank BraWo Bühne 24.08. Bochum - Zeltfestival Ruhr 25.08. Gießen - Gießener Kultursommer 31.08. Angermünde - Energie Open Air 07.09. Radolfzell - Milchwerk Tagungs- und Kulturzentrum 13.09. Spremberg - Freilichtbühne 14.09. Meiningen - Ehrhardt Live in Konzert Open Air 20.09. Bad Sooden-Allendorf - Werratal Kultur- und Kongress-Zentrum 21.09. Empfingen - antenne 1 Feiertag 19.10. Halle (Saale), Marktplatz - #hallezusammen 21.11. [TV] BAMBI 30.11. Fulda - Esperantohalle 12.12. [TV] José Carreras Gala 21.12. [TV] Verstehen Sie Spaß? 27.12. Karlsruhe, Tollhaus - Jahresabschlusskonzert mit Tom Gregory 28.12. Karlsruhe, Tollhaus - Jahresabschlusskonzert mit Tom Gregory 2018 26.01. Dresden - Openairball zum SemperOpernball 23.02. [TV] “Guckst du?! Kayas große Kinoshow” 01.04. AT-Ischgl - Top of the Mountain Concert 06.04. Europapark Rust - Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 08.04. [TV] Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 13.04. [TV] Sat.1 Frühstücksfernsehen 15.04. [TV] The Voice Kids Finale 19.04. Hamburg, Gruenspan (Überraschungsgast bei LOTTE) 21.04. Karlsruhe, dm-Arena - 30 Jahre Radio Regenbogen 21.04. Mannheim, SAP Arena - 30 Jahre Radio Regenbogen 21.04. Hannover, NDR Landesfunkhaus NDS - Phil & Chill 26.04. München, Paulaner am Nockherberg - Die Nacht der Stars 05.05. Berlin - Mercedes Welt 12.05. Tannenhausen (Aurich) - Seaside Festival 12.05. Hamburg, Spielbudenplatz - ESC Party 18.05. Hilchenbach-Lützel (Nähe Siegen) - KulturPur 18.05. [TV] Die Faisal Kawusi Show 20.05. Lübben, Schlossinsel - Summer Island Open Air 30.05. Bocholt - Bocholter Open Air 30.05. [TV] hr3-Festival - Die Show 01.06. Worms - Rheinland-Pfalz-Tag 2018 01.06. [TV] LUKE! - Die WM und ich 02.06. Halle/Saale, Peißnitzinsel - Picknick Open 2018 03.06. Reutlingen - Stadion an der Kreuzeiche 04.06. Heubach, Waldschenke Rosenstein - Radio 7 Gaststuben Konzert 05.06. Wedel - Lüchau Bauzentrum - Autogrammstunde 07./08.06. Energy Cruise 09.06. Goldbach, Festzelt am Hessenweg - 800 Jahre Goldbach 14.06. LUX - Esch/Alzette, Rockhal 15.06. Wolfhagen - Kulturzelt/Stadtpark Teichwiesen 22.06. AT-Pörtschach am See - Ö3 Popzirkus 23.06. Künzelsau - Würth Open Air 29.06. Freiburg - Messe Freiburg Open Air 30.06. Neubrandenburg - Open Air Fläche Jahnsportforum 06.07. AT - Kufstein, Festung 07.07. Potsdam - Stadtwerkefest 13.07. Itzehoe - VRIZ Open Air 14.07. Aschersleben - Sommer Open-Air 15.07. Rosenheim, Mangfallpark - Sommer im Park 18.07. IT - Meran, Piazza Terme - SD1 Musiksommer 21.07. Ansbach - Ansbach Open 26.07. Schloss Tüssling 27.07. Bruchsal, Schlossgarten 28.07. Chemnitz - Wasserschloss Klaffenbach 29.07. Tettnang - Regionalwerk Bodensee Open Air 31.07. Sylt, MVS Exerzierplatz List - Meerkabarett XXL 03.08. Steinbach-Langenbach - Naturtheater 04.08. Wolfenbüttel, Campus Ostfalia - stars@ndr2 11.08. Burg - Landesgartenschau Burg 12.08. Ostseebad Damp - R.SH Pop am Strand 16.08. Kassel - Veranstaltungsgelände der Messe Kassel 17.08. AT - Linz, Hauptplatz - Linzer Krone Fest 18.08. Hamburg, Stadtpark Open Air 24.08. Kirchheimbolanden - 650. Stadtjubiläum 25.08. Burgdorf, Schützenplatz - “Burgdorf klingt gut” 26.08. Pilsach - Soundhorn Festival 31.08. Weilburg, Festplatz Hainallee - Pop am Fluss 01.09. Hemer, Sauerlandpark - Sparkassen Open Air 2018 06.09. [Radio & TV] Deutscher Radiopreis 07.09. Torgau - Tag der Sachsen 08.09. CH - Bern, Stade de Suisse - Energy Air 09.09. CH - Zürich, Dynamo Saal 13.09. Geheimkonzert in Düsseldorf 15.09. Gräfenhainichen/Ferropolis - Ferro-Bergmannstag 28.09. [TV] Goldene Henne 2018 21.10. Dagobertshausen/Marburg 08.11. CH - Gossau, BBC - FM1 VIP-Konzert 09.11. CH - Luzern - Radio Pilatus Hörerkonzert 23.11. Köln - Exklusives Clubkonzert 09.12. ffn Meet your Star - Schloss Bückeburg Special Guest bei PUR (Arena Tour) 30.11. Mannheim 02.12. Stuttgart 05.12. München 09.12. Hannover 11.12. Bremen 12.12. Köln 14.12. Hamburg 19.12. Hamburg, Mojo - DIE REISE Release-Show 27.12. Karlsruhe, Tollhaus - Jahresabschlusskonzert (mit Nico Santos) 28.12. Karlsruhe, Tollhaus - Jahresabschlusskonzert (mit Peter Freudenthaler (Fools Garden)) 2017 22.01. [TV] Tigerentenclub 27.01. [TV] Riverboat DER JUNGE, DER RENNT Frühjahrstour 2017 02.02. Wolfsburg - Hallenbad 03.02. Neubrandenburg - Güterbahnhof 04.02. Magdeburg - Altes Theater 05.02. Oldenburg - Kulturetage 07.02. Bielefeld - Forum 08.02. Aurich - Stadthalle 10.02. Köln - Live Music Hall 11.02. Frankfurt - Gibson 12.02. Kassel - 130bpm 13.02. Bochum - Zeche 15.02. Mannheim - Capitol 16.02. Freiburg - Jazzhaus 17.02. Zürich - Papiersaal 18.02. Augsburg - Kantine 20.02. Erlangen - E-Werk 21.02. Leipzig - Werk 2 22.02. Osnabrück - Rosenhof 24.02. Flensburg - Max 25.02. Hamburg - Große Freiheit 36 26.02. Hamburg - Große Freiheit 36 27.02. Frankfurt - Gibson 28.02. Köln - Live Music Hall 02.03. München - Muffathalle 03.03. Karlsruhe - Tollhaus 01.03. [Radio] Bayern 3 - “Mensch Otto” 04.03. [TV] Goldene Kamera 05.03. [Radio] Radio FFH 07.03. Bern - Energy Live Session 17.03. [TV] “Dein Song - Das Finale 2017” 18.03. Goslar - MINER’S ROCK VIII 29.03. Eberswalde, SparkassenFORUM 03.04. [Verleihung] Live Entertainment Award - Club-Tournee des Jahres 2016 06.04. [Verleihung] ECHO 07.04. [Verleihung] Radio Regenbogen Award - Newcomer des Jahres 2016 16.04. Schwerin, Sport- und Kongresshalle - Osterhammer 17.04. Schierke/Brocken - Radio Brocken Osterspaß 20.04. Stuttgart, Mercedes Benz Museum - Antenne 1 Privat 25.04. Gransee, Platz der Jugend - STARS for FREE on Tour 26.04. Lichtenstein - Schulhofkonzert 27.04. Freiburg, Brauerei Ganter - Freiburger Festival 30.04. Hettenrodt - Hexenrock 04.05. Gronau - Jazzfest 06.05. Gotha - Gothardusfest 10.05. Wedel - Spaß auf dem Roten Sofa 14.05. [TV] Grill den Henssler 19.05. Heiligenstadt - Vitalpark Open Air 20.05. Bernburg, Karlsplatz - Stadtfest 24.05. Berlin - Deutscher Evangelischer Kirchentag 25.05. Darmstadt - Schlossgrabenfest 26.05. Hannover - Plaza Festival 26.05. [TV] LUKE! Die Schule und ich 27.05. Weißenburg, Bergwaldtheater - Heimspiel Festival 28.05. LUX-Esch an der Alzette, Rockhal 02.06. Schiffweiler/Landsweiler-Reden - Alm Open Air 03.06. Dresden, Konzertplatz Weißer Hirsch 05.06. Stuttgart, Schlossplatz - SWR Sommerfestival 08.06. Bramsche - Rosenhof on Tour 09.06. Essen, Lichtburg - 1LIVE Eine Nacht in Essen 10.06. Apolda - Thüringen Tag 11.06. Mannheim - Zeltfestival 14.06. Geseke - Der Steinbruch brennt! - Doppelkonzert mit Johannes Oerding 15.06. Sundern-Dörnholthausen - Festival Kultur Rockt 16.06. Kiel - Kieler Woche 17.06. Magdeburg - Love Music Festival 18.06. Cottbus, Puschkin Park - Stadtfest 23.06. Chemnitz - Summerbreak Festival 24.06. Bedburg-Hau/Kleve - Jugendfestival Courage 25.06. AT-Wien - Donauinselfest 28.06. München - Tollwood Sommerfestival 30.06. Wittenberg, Schlosswiese 01.07. Neuenhagen, ARCHE-Neuenhagen - Sommerwind Open Air 02.07. Straubing - Bluetone Festival 07.07. Dormagen - Freilichtbühne Zons 08.07. Neufra (Riedlingen) - Waldstadion OpenAir 2017 - Pop Night 09.07. Erding, THERME ERDING - Sommerfest & 10 Jahre Galaxy Erding 13.07. Georgsmarienhütte - Rosenhof on Tour 14.07. [TV] Stars der Goldenen Henne 14.07. Schopfheim - SOMMERSOUND 15.07. Bopfingen - Stadtgarten, Summer Vibes 19.07. Rosenheim - Sommerfestival 20.07. Singen - Hohentwielfestival 21.07. Kempen - Sommermusik an der Kempener Burg 22.07. Schleswig - Schleswig, nospa.Open Air 23.07. Thale, Harzer Bergtheater 24.07. Thale, Harzer Bergthater - Zusatzshow 26.07. Ostseebad Binz (Rügen), Kurplatz 28.07. Bad Krozingen, Kurhaus - Open Air im Park 29.07. Cloppenburg, Stadtpark 02.08. Landsberg/Lech - BR-Radltour 04.08. Geisa - Gewerbepark Mitte 05.08. Uelzen - Neue Töne - OPEN R Festival 06.08. Wiesbaden, Kurpark - Rheingau Musik Festival 10.08. Salzgitter - Schlosshof Salder 11.08. Rottweil, Kraftwerk - Rottweiler Ferienzauber 12.08. Berlin - IGA Berlin 2017 13.08. Troisdorf - Stadthalle 17.08. Raitenhaslach - Burghauser Kultursommer 18.08. Göttingen - “Musik im Wald” 19.08. Dresden - Stadtfest (Canaletto) 20.08. CH-Uster - H2U Openair Uster 22.08. Bad Hersfeld, Stiftsruine 23.08. Bochum - Zeltfestival Ruhr 24.08. Osnabrück - Rosenhof on Tour 25.08. Leipzig, Arena - STARS for FREE 26.08. Nordhorn - Grafschaft Open Air 27.08. Berlin - Tag der offenen Tür der Bundesregierung 27.08. Rostock, IGA Park 31.08. Gießener Kultursommer 01.09. Löbau - Tag der Sachsen 02.09. Gelsenkirchen - PUR & Friends 03.09. [TV] Der Wunschbaum 03.09. Karlsruhe, Schlossplatz - SWR Fernsehen Familienfest 06.09. Schallwellen - Festival auf See 08.09. Schallwellen - Festival auf See 09.09. Papenburg Festival 09.09. Hannover, Expo Plaza - Stars for Free 10.09. [Radio] hr 3 Sonntagstalk 10.09. Dexheim, Weingut Weyell - Kultur auf dem Hof 13.09. Baden-Baden, Casino - Gewinnerkonzert - 22:00 Uhr 14.09. Baden-Baden, SWR 3 Livebühne 14.09. Baden-Baden, Festspielhaus - SWR New Pop Festival - Das Special 15.09. Würzburg - Stadtfest 16.09. Leipzig, Parkbühne 17.09. Hamburg, Stadtpark Freilichtbühne 29.09. Berlin, Heimathafen Neukölln - TV Noir 30.09. Baunatal, Stadthalle 02.10. Bernstadt/Kemnitz, Festhalle 03.10. Mainz, Rheinufer - “Mainz feiert!” 03.10. Halle (Saale), Marktplatz 05.10. Bremen - Bremen Vier Wohnzimmerkomzert 07.10. [Verleihung] Würzburg, Posthalle - Newcomer Contest Bayern 13.10. Serengetipark Hodenhagen - Mini-Konzert mit Lotte 13.10. [TV] 3nach9 14.10. Velbert-Langenberg - WDR 2 Radiokonzert ROULETTE Tour 2017 18.10. Würzburg, Posthalle 19.10. Graz, PPC 20.10. Wien, WUK 23.10. Stuttgart, LKA Langhorn 24.10. Kempten, bigBox Allgäu 26.10. Münster, Jovel 27.10. Lingen, EmslandArena 29.10. Wilhelmshaven, Stadthalle 31.10. Magdeburg, AMO 01.11. Erfurt, Stadtgarten 02.11. Bielefeld, Ringlokschuppen 07.11. Salzburg, Rockhouse Salzburg 19.11. Olsberg, Konzerthalle Olsberg 20.11. Aalen, Stadthalle 21.11. Bremen, Pier2 21.10. Offenburg - 100 Jahre Westiform 28.10. Kiel, Sophienhof - Kiels längste Nacht 04.11. Rastatt - A-big-Music-Night (mit Namika) 05.11. Leverkusener Jazztage 06.11. Ingolstädter Jazztage 09.11. Basel - Baloise Session (mit Tim Bendzko) 11.-14.11. Berlin - Aufzeichnung The Voice Kids 17.11. Neu-Ulm - Aufbaukonzert zur Radio 7 CharityNight 26.11. [TV] Luke! Die Woche und ich 08.12. Düsseldorf - 10. Deutscher Nachhaltigkeitspreis 18.12. Wesseling, Rheinforum - Exklusivkonzert 19.12. Linz - Gläsernes Ö3-Studio (Ö3 Weihnachtswunder) 25.12. [TV] Die Helene Fischer-Show 27.12. Karlsruhe, Tollhaus - Jahresabschlusskonzert mit Vivie Ann (Support), Lions Head, Philipp Dittberner 28.12. Karlsruhe, Tollhaus - Jahresabschlusskonzert - Zusatzshow mit Lions Head, Philipp Dittberner 29.12. Cuxhaven - Wattensound Festival 2016 Support für Christina Stürmer 11.02. Saarbrücken, Garage 12.02. Stuttgart, Liederhalle (ausverkauft) 13.02. Wien, Gasometer 15.02. Berlin, Huxley's 16.02. Hamburg, Grosse Freiheit (ausverkauft) 17.02. Hannover, Capitol 19.02. Leipzig, Haus Auensee 20.02. München, Zenith 21.02. Mainz, Rheingoldhalle 22.02. Köln, Palladium 24.02. Berlin, Unplugged im Sra Bua by Tim Raue (Hotel Adlon) 16.04. Hamburg, Mojo - Album Release Show 18.04. Distelhausen, Pimp my Feierabend 07.05. Germersheim, Eröffnung Kultursommer 14.05. Hamburg, ESC-Party am Spielbudenplatz 27.05. Erkelenz, Lambertusmarkt 28.05. Mannheim, Maimarktgelände (Rea Garvey Support) 31.05. Bad Hersfeld (Johannes Oerding Support) 02.06. Hamburg, Thalia Theater – Studio Hamburg Nachwuchspreis 2016 03.06. Alzey, Rheinland-Pfalz-Tag 04.06. Bassum, Freudenburg (Johannes Oerding Support) 09.06. München, AloftLiveMTV 10.06. Essen, Campusfestival 11.06. München, Corso Leopold 12.06. Hannover, Fun Kinderfestival 16.06. Berlin, Fanmeile 18.06. Reutlingen, Stadtfest 21.06. Nürnberg, Public Viewing 24.06. Minden, Stadtfest 25.06. Kieler Woche 26.06. Nürnberg, Norisring DTM 26.06. Göttingen, Erlebnisturnfest 30.06. Hamburg Sounds 01.07. Wilhelmshaven, Wochenende an der Jade 02.07. Baden-Badener Sommernächte 03.07. Langeneß, Kultur auf den Halligen 06.07. Saarbrücken - SR 1 Unplugged 08.07. Fulda (Johannes Oerding Support) 09.07. Weimar, Laut und Draußen 14.07. Bremen, Breminale 15.07. Saarbrücken, Halberg Open Air 16.07. Weitramsdorf/Tambach, Schloss Tambach (mit Joris) 17.07. Ulm, Münsterplatz (Revolverheld Support) 20.07. München, Tollwood (Sarah Connor Support) 21.07. Bonn, Kunst!Rasen (Sarah Connor Support) 23.07. St. Goarshausen, Picknick Open Air Loreley 23.07. Bad König, Freilichtbühne 24.07. Karlsruhe, DAS FEST 27.07. Norderney (Johannes Oerding Support) 29.07. Cloppenburg (Johannes Oerding Support) 30.07. Posthausen, Sommerfestival 31.07. Therme Erding, Sat. 1 Familienwochenende 05.08. Schlossgarten Open Air Osnabrück 06.08. Europapark Rust, Musik@Park 09.08. Lübeck, Duckstein Festival 10.08. Halle, Freilichtbühne Preißnitz (Sarah Connor Support) 11.08. Dresden, Filmnächte am Elbufer (Sarah Connor Support) 12.08. Lübbecke, Bierbrunnenfest 13.08. Leverkusen, Saisoneröffnung Bayer 04 Leverkusen 19.08. Köln, Gamescom City Festival 20.08. Stadtfest Zwickau 21.08. Magdeburg, STARS for FREE 26.08. Chemnitz, STARS for FREE 27.08. Berlin, STARS for FREE 01.09. Timmendorfer Strand, Stars at the Beach 03.09. Hamburg, Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld (Rea Garvey Support) 04.09. Berlin, IFA Sommergarten (Rea Garvey Support) 05.09. RPR1-Wohnzimmerkonzert 09.09. Dortmund, Westfalenpark (Rea Garvey Support) 10.09. Mannheim, Schlossfest 12.09. Görlitz, MDR Jump Hörerkonzert 16.09. Friedland (Niederlausitz), Friedland Open Air 17.09. Göttingen, NDR 2 Soundcheck Musikszene Deutschland (Finale)DER JUNGE, DER RENNT Tour 2016 21.09. Nürnberg - Club Stereo 22.09. Saarbrücken - Garage 24.09. Kiel - Max 25.09. Dresden - Scheune 26.09. Leipzig - Neues Schauspiel 27.09. Dortmund - FZW Halle 28.09. Münster - Sputnikhalle 29.09. Köln - Kantine 01.10. Hannover - Lux 02.10. Erfurt - HSD 04.10. Ulm - Roxy 05.10. Ravensburg - Konzerthaus 06.10. Wien - B72 07.10. München - Technikum 09.10. Heidelberg - halle02 10.10. Stuttgart - Im Wizemann 22.10. Verden, Hallo Verden Festival 24.10. Herrsching, Antenne Bayern Pausenhofkonzert 27.10. Dessau, Aufzeichnung ZDF@Bauhaus 28.10. Leipzig, Goldene Henne 29.10. Antholz Festival 05.11. Ibbenbüren - Musik Produktiv Messe 16.11. Hamburg, Wohnzimmerkonzert TelekomLifeMagazin 16.11. Oldenburg, Special Guest bei Revolverheld 19.11. Wolfenbüttel, Konzert in der JVA 20.11. Berlin, Centolire Private Soul Food Concert 23.11. Frankfurt, Eröffnung Weihnachtsmarkt (Römerberg) 25.11. Ludwigsburg, Herzenssache Spendengala (TV) 26.11. Deutschland Tanzt - Finale (TV) 28.11. Kiel, R.SH hautnah 29.11. Rostock - M.A.U. Club 30.11. Bremen - Modernes 01.12. 1 Live Krone (TV) 02.12. Merci Udo! (TV) 03.12. Weiden, Evangelisches Vereinshaus 06.12. Magdeburg, Radio SAW Radiokonzert 07.12. Gelsenkirchen-Buer, Domplatte - Lichtblicke on Tour 09.12. Nürnberg - Sternstunden-Gala 11.12. The Voice of Germany - Halbfinale 12.12. Frankfurt - Zoom Club 13.12. Obernkirchen, Lieth-Halle - FFN Krippenspiel 14.12. Berlin, José Carreras Gala 16.12. Die Ultimative Chart Show - Best of 2016! 16.12. “Hand in Hand für Norddeutschland” 17.12. “Max Giesinger - Das Knastkonzert” 18.12. Hamburg, Mojo 19.12. Hannover, Capitol 20.12. Berlin, Huxleys Neue Welt 22.12. Menschen 2016 (ZDF) 23.12. Together Berlin - Das Gedenkkonzert am Brandenburger Tor 27.12. Karlsruhe, Tollhaus (Jahresabschlusskonzert) mit Michael Schulte (Support), Wincent Weiss, Graham Candy, Pauline Moser 30.12. München, Audi Dome - Music Meets Basketball 31.12. Berlin - Silvester am Brandenburger Tor 31.12. [TV] Die Ultimative Chart Show - Die erfolgreichsten One Hit Wonder 2015 18.02. Heidelberg 19.02. Essen 20.02. Altena 21.02. Bad Vilbel 29.04. Karlsruhe - Kundenzentrum der Sparkasse 25.06. München - Ampere 10.07. Sommersound Schopfheim (Mark Forster Support) 11.07. Klosterkeller Gengenbach 27.08. Hamburg - Stadtpark (Support für Sasha) 06.09.15 Hamburg - Alstervergnügen 18.09.15 Buxtehude - GarageALLES BRENNT Tour (Johannes Oerding Support) 26.10.15 Heidelberg 28.10.15 Bern (CH) 29.10.15 Zürich (CH) 30.10.15 Basel (CH) 31.10.15 Brugg (CH) 21.11.15 Bellheim - Küchenparty 28.11.15 Königsbach IN BALANCE Tour 14.12.15 Berlin - Grüner Salon 15.12.15 Hamburg - Stage Club 16.12.15 Köln - Die Werkstatt 17.12.15 Frankfurt - Brotfabrik 18.12.15 Stuttgart - Schocken 19.12.15 München - Strom 27.12.15 Karlsruhe - Tollhaus (Jahresabschluss) mit Chris Brenner (Support), Roman Lob, Elif 2014 18.01. Groß-Gerau - 5. Kinderhospiz Charity-Event Support bei Glasperlenspiel (mit Matthias Heising) 20.03. Koblenz 21.03. Kaiserslautern 24.03. Recklinhausen 25.03. Hannover 26.03. Oldenburg 28.03. Krefeld 29.03. Bad Vilbel 30.03. Hamburg 31.03. Berlin 02.04. Dresden 04.04. Heilbronn Support bei Justin Nozuka (mit Matthias Heising) 11.04. Köln 12.04. Hamburg 14.04. Berlin 03.05. Karlsruhe - Der Ball 06.05. Offenburg - Hitradio vOHRspiel 28.05. Karlsruhe - Tennisclub Rüpurr Autogrammstunden-Tour 30.05. Karlsruhe 30.05. Heidelberg 31.05. München 02.06. Stade 02.06. Bremen 03.06. Jena 04.06. Magdeburg 05.06. Berlin 08.06. Oppenau - Deutsches Pop Festival rock2beats 29.06. Bielefeld - NRW-Tag 06.07. Baden-Baden - Sommernächte 11.07. Dingolfing - Dingfest 12.07. Stuttgart - Rewe Family Fest 19.07. Travemünder Woche 01.08. Ditzingen - Schöckinger Sommernächte 03.08. Saabrücken - Saarspektakel 07.09. Neumünster - R.SH Kindertag 10.09. Berlin - IFA Sommergarten 20.09. Quakenbrück - Burgmannsfest 21.09. Nordhorn - Ehrenamtskonzert LAUFEN LERNEN Tour 15.09. Wien 17.09. München 18.09. Ravensburg 19.09. Nürnberg 22.09. Berlin 23.09. Leipzig 24.09. Gera 25.09. Braunschweig 26.09. Hannover 27.09. Münster 30.09. Hamburg 01.10. Bremen 02.10. Köln 04.10. Kaiserslautern 08.10. Stuttgart 10.10. Frankfurt 27.12. Karlsruhe - Jahresabschlusskonzert mit Haller (Support), Michael Schulte, Madeline Juno 2013 12.01. Kaiserslautern - Kammgarn 02.02. Baden-Baden - Deutsche Wellnesstage 09.03. München - Spectaculum Mundi 16.03. Karlsruhe - Marktplatz 28.03. Gaggenau - klag-Bühne (mit Michael Schulte) 10.05. Hamburg, Prinzenbar (Überraschungsgast bei Michael Schulte) 25.05. Karlsruhe - JuX-Abschlussfestival 16.06. Brandenburg - Havelfest 29.06. Steinmauern - Murghalle (mit Michael Schulte) 06.07. Mühlacker - Viva La Summer 27.07. Paderborn - Libori (Special Guest bei Michael Schulte) 29.07. Paderborn - Libori 25.08. Karlsdorf-Neuthard - Neue Welle Stadttour 28.08. Karlsruhe - DM Festival 30.08. Berlin - Kids Parade, Tempelhofer Feld 01.09. Ludwigshafen - Stadtfest (mit Michael Schulte) 06.09. Braunschweig - Magnifest (Special Guest bei Michael Schulte) IN DIESER STADT Tour 14.09. Berlin 15.09. Hamburg 16.09. Köln 17.09. Münster 18.09. Frankfurt 24.09. München 25.09. Karlsruhe 26.09. Stuttgart Support bei Glasperlenspiel (mit Matthias Heising) 15.10. Augsburg 16.10. Baden (CH) 17.10. Frankfurt 19.10. Erfurt 20.10. Nürnberg 21.10. Düsseldorf 22.10. Osnabrück 25.10. Bremen 26.10. Fulda 28.10. Essen 29.10. Leipzig 30.10. Mannheim 01.11. Heilbronn 03.11. Memmingen 02.11. Schwetzingen - Acoustic Rock Night feat. Max Giesinger 06.12. Worms - Stille Töne 21.12. Aurich - Brauereifest 2012 10.03. Karlsruhe - Brasil 17.03. Mannheim - Konzert am Wasserturm 17.03. Rastatt - Schnick-Schnack 21.03. Mannheim - Capitol (mit Michael Schulte) 14.04. Remchingen - Kulturhalle 15.05. Remchingen - Frühlingsfest 28.04. Waldbronn - Coming Home Konzert 29.04. Pforzheim - Verkaufsoffener Sonntag, Wilferdinger Höhe 05.05. Hamburg - Holsten Brauereifest 11.05. Gaggenau - Festhalle Bad Rotenfels 18.05. Hamburg - Thomas Read Dance Club (mit Michael Schulte & Pauline Moser) 19.05. Karlsruhe - Rock Shop Party 25.05. Karlsruhe - Hoepfner Burgfest (Special Guest bei den Curbside Prophets) 26.05. Offenburg - Kultur in der Kaserne 03.06. Babelsberg - Autogrammstunde und Kurzauftritt im Filmpark (mit Michael Schulte) 08.06. Rahden - Stadtfest 09.06. Pforzheim - PFestival 16.06. Ettlingen - Rock in der Kaserne 05.07. Nagold - Landesgartenschau (mit Michael Schulte) 13.07. Muggensturm - Volksfest 14.07. Hamm - Hammer Summer (Special Guest bei Michael Schulte) 20.07. Erfurt - Mega Rock Festival 21.07. Mannheim - Rewe Family Fest 22.07. Karlsruhe - DAS FEST 28.07. Nagold - Landesgartenschau 28.07. Seefest rund um den Bostalsee 04.08. Sangerhausen (mit Pauline Moser) 12.08. Karlsruhe - Radio Regenbogen & real Kindertag 02.09. Waldbronn - Kurparkfest Tour mit Michael Schulte 25.09. Berlin 26.09. Braunschweig 27.09. Flensburg 28.09. Dresden 30.09. Leipzig 01.10. Hamburg 02.10. Rostock 04.10. Karlsruhe 05.10. Burglengenfeld 06.10. München 07.10. Köln 08.10. Bochum10.10. Singen - Tag der Zivilcourage 13.10. Weingarten - Weingartner Musiktage 19.10. Mannheim - Popakademie 20.10. Oberderdingen - Aschingerhalle 02.11. Karlsruhe - Miss Wahl Baden-Württemberg, offerta 08.12. Karlsruhe - Weihnachtsmarkt 09.12. Rust - Radio Regenbogen Christmas Party, Europapark 22.12. Soest - Hellweg Radio Weihnachts Party 23.12. Gaggenau - Christmas Rock 30.12. Karlsruhe - Stadtmitte, Jahresabschlusskonzert (Matinee & Abendshow) mit Madeline Juno, Michael Schulte, Pauline Moser

[postyxmendes]

so i know with everything going on nobody really wants to stick around and i get it i don’t blame you guys but i thought before you guys decide to leave or take a break we should start a post of all of our favorite moments from the ‘Shawn Mendes : The Tour’ era all the bs aside this is the last show, so i’ll go first....

the picture in my post is from my Shawn concert on August 13th, 2019...this was my first time seeing Shawn on tour despite having been a fan since the beginning . the opportunity to see him was a lucky one bc at first i didn’t have tickets and luck enough a girl on twitter was giving hers away and for that i am grateful . the experience seeing him live was like no other feeling i’ve felt , it was truly magical and it felt like an outer body experience it was hands down one of the best nights of my life . i’m gonna miss Shawn screaming “jump” for IICHY, and the “yup” during WWYITM, and seeing videos of the IMB hugs and Connor chasing Shawn with that big ass camera that most likely is bigger than him (shout out connor) and i’m certainly gonna miss Shawn falling because of his lanky ass legs he can’t seem to control (he’s literally bambi) . not only did i get to see Shawn but i also got to see Alessia two people who absolutely make my life off of social media way better just by listening to their music (shout out Alessia the best opener ever) . i know it hasn’t been easy being a Shawn fan lately trust me but i don’t regret spend the time i did watching q&a’s and seeing everyone’s photos and videos from each concert because that brought me so amazing friendships that i’m always gonna cherish . tonight is the last night of this era and it’s very emotional to say goodbye to this era but we have to and that’s okay because i think the next one will bring better things not only for Shawn but for us his fans . so i guess i’m saying thank you to Alessia , and Shawn and everyone who made this era special despite all the drama because all that aside it was one of the best times i’ve had in this fandom. 💙

if you guys could reblog this with your favorite moment weather you went to a concert or not and share your experience that would be greatly appreciated....i’d like to end this era on a high note despite the drama that may or may not happen tonight at the show so please share your fun experiences.......thank you !!! :)

#shawn mendes #smtt #shawn peter raul mendes

[shimokitazawathree]

2019 12 01-31

01 Sun

Day Time

「4×4=16LIVE09 四四芝浜」

OPEN 12:00  START 12:30

前売 ¥2,000  当日¥2,500 (＋1D)

出演 4×4=16、秋乃ゆに、侍文化、ez do dan子

DJ春菊

予約 [email protected] 

または各出演者、ライブハウス迄取り置き

Live Time

BASEMENTBAR&THREE 2店舗開催 P-VINE presentsPICK UP THE GEMS OPEN 16:30／START 17:00

ADV￥2,500-（+2D）／DOOR￥3,000-（+2D）[e+]https://eplus.jp/sf/detail/3130150001-P0030001

【ACT】

ecke

sikisi

Half Mile Beach Club

CHIIO

エイプリルブルー

and more

02 Mon

Call And Response

Time: 19:30

Cost: 投げ銭/name your price (¥0~)

LIVE:

-Bulbs of Passion

-Graeme Lorne

-Jebiotto

DJs:

-Goboy

-Mika

-Ian Martin 

03 Tue

「Disco The Fes」

3rd December 2019

at shimokitazawa THREE

open / start 19:00

charge 1500円＋2Drink charge

04 Wed

"Weekday Garage Party!" open/start 19:00/19:30 Door Only 2000yen (+1D) Band ＊The Fadeaways ＊The Chocolates ＊The Vex ＊Hazy Sour Cherry ＊Ed Woods DJ: ＊Woodchuck ＊Akita Slim (Long Tall Records) ＊Toyozo

05 Thu

Franklin's Book Club #3

19:00〜23:30

¥1,000 + 1D

BOOK SELECTOR 小野寺伝助 (地下BOOKS)

LIVE しいねはるか

DJ/

松本素生

m.y.k.

Franklin's Book Club

06 Fri

LIVE TIME / CLUB TIME

Vienda! y Feelin' Fellows DJ

12/6(fri) 20:00- at.下北沢THREE

music charge¥1.000

Fellin' Fellows DJ/

CHABE

CHIAKIZZ CLUB

kin(illillill)

MARTY(CAMERA OBSCURA)

Sharpness

TA-1(KONCOS)

TAKA-BOW(CASANOVA)

TANACHU

ug(CYDERHOUSE)

いちよう

高木康之(Panorama)

タシカシ(PINK POLITICS)

ディノ496

四畳半

DJ/

VIENDA!SEXTET!

FOOD/

光の森

SANDWICH CLUB

07 Sat

LIVE TIME

DRINK 'EM ALL VOL.98

 START 18:00

TICKETS: ¥2,000- (+1D)

DJ:

・DRINK'EM ALL

(FUMINN / NAKANO / TOBITA / YAZAKI / INAOKA / TAITO / AITS and SHIGEKI)

【HP】

https://drinkemall.amebaownd.com/

【Facebook】

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Drinkem-All/246939238673419

【twitter】

http://twitter.com/KILLERSTOMP

【instagram】

https://www.instagram.com/drinkemallofficial/

BAND:

・STOMPIN'RIFFRAFFS

【HP】

http://sound.jp/stompin/

・gimcracks

【HP】

https://www.gimcracks.tokyo/

・Capsula

【HP】

https://www.capsulacapsula.com/

GUEST DJ:

笹井 トシオ (BLAST JAMS!!)

RUSTIC STOMP. IRISH. COUNTRY. GYPSY. KLEZMER. POLKA. BALKAN. RUSSEN DISKO. SPEED FOLK. MESTIZO. ROCK LATINO. SKA. CUMBIA. LATIN. OLD TIME JAZZ...

GLOCAL SOUNDS for YOUNG PUNK GENERATION

CLUB TIME

ボロキチ企画

Oeu!See!God!Fun! 

Dr.downer 

Techmoris 

PROM 

AKOGARE 

ボロキチ 

 and more info

08 Sun

event HP http://www.shimokita-nite.net

e+ https://eplus.jp/shimokita-nite19/

ローチケ（Lコード 73947）

09 Mon

9 PARTY

-NINE IS A MAGIC NUMBER-

Name Your Price (投げ銭制)

19:00 open start

LIVE/

A PAGE OF PUNK

CHABE

The Plashments

THE RODEOS

Zen101

しいねはるか

DJ/

みぃ

10 Tue

DENIMS 企画

 DENIMS“HOBO”定期公演『Steppin’ Stone』

ACT : ワンマン

OP/ST : OPEN 19:00 / START 19:30 TICKET : ADV ￥2800(D別) / DOOR￥*000(D別)

INFO : 一般販売 11/16(土)10:00 〜 12/09(月)23:59 https://eplus.jp/denims/

11 Wed

「夜の浜辺で、リズムギター」 <出演>見汐麻衣自由主義(豊田道倫、山ちゃん、岡敬士、坂口沙子)水野ねじ&BEIJING DUCKS open 19:00 start 19:30前売 ¥2500(+1D) 当日 ¥2800(+1D)

12 Thu

からくりごっこ企画

 『オーシャンメリー』

open18:30 start19:00 

 前売¥2,000(＋1d） 

出演 

からくりごっこ 

ザ・グルーミーズ 

+1band(近日発表！

13 Fri

Live Time

下北沢THREE & BASEMENT BAR『ROCK'N'ROLL FAN CLUB～20YEARS & HALF A CENTURY ANNIVERSARY～』 OPEN&START 19:00 ADV ￥3.000 （＋1DRINK） DOOR ￥3.500（＋1DRINK） 【LIVE SHOW】 CHILDISH TONES feat.宇佐蔵べに THE EVIL HOO DOO 住所不定無職 KING BROTHRES THE LET'S GO's GYOGUN REND'S  and more... 【DEE-JAYS】 ろっきー（SEVENTEEN AGAiN） 宇佐蔵べに（avandoned） KINK （BLUE BOY CLUB）

Club Time

Block Party

open start 23:30

Name Your Price (投げ銭制)

LIVE/

Enya’ Callers

Haus

street good (ex SPIIICA)

ya mai mo

Yodocolts

yukifurukawa

14 Sat

Day Time

「ラッパと娘の収穫祭」

OPEN 12:00 / START 12:30 〜 CLOSE 15:00 Ticket：ADV 2,000yen / DOOR 2,500yen + 1drink ［Live］Bacchanales , BRAVE LION , One Track Mind ［DJ］NAKANO（Drink’Em All）, INAOKA（Drink’Em All） ［Food］OCTA（Mexican Food Stand）

※ライブハウス内は禁煙とさせていただきます。タバコは外で喫煙可です。

LIVE TIME / CLUB TIME

BLAST JAMS!!

〜vintage music for teenagers!!〜

THREE & BASEMENT BAR

17:00〜ALL NIGHT 

ADV ¥3000 / DOOR ¥3500 

 SOULCRAP THE THROTTLE JOHNNY PANDORA 999999999 RESERVOIR THE NUGGETS ザ・ハイマーツ submarine dog THE JIVES The Chainups Glimpse Group NAkidZ THE MILLION DOLLAR DOGS

FADEAWAYS MAGNATONES DJ:WOODCHUCK HYDRO STOMEPERS Souta And The Blitz Attack Boys DJ:NICO(Going Strong) GIGANTIX Hi-NOMADY DJ:OKITA Blues Harp Natsuko Trio Motel’s Sofa DJ:Maru(Modern Records) UPDOWNbeats Aston Dubrass CABALLERO POLKERS

BLAST JAMS!! DEE-JAYS 笹井トシオ takuma ヒラノツヨシ ゴーゴージュリー Shinyah MACHI WOODCHUCK

15 Sun

11/2（土）20時　第二弾追加アーティスト解禁‼️BAND WAGON 201912/15（日）@下北沢THREE＆BASEMENTBAR 12:00 OPEN 12:30 STARTadv.3,000 door.3,500 1d別途※高校生以下¥1,000（1d込み 出演BearwearCody・Lee(李)Laura day romancepollyROKISUPThe Whoopsキイチビール&ザ・ホーリーティッツタカナミベランダマイアミパーティ秋山璃月倉内太錯乱前戦 🆕myeahnsPOINT HOPEHammer Head SharkI Saw You Yesterdayand more… 【DJ】JUDGEMANisyswimmingclub（Group2）and more… 予約・問い合わせ：SMELLSタキタソウmail:[email protected]:@smells2016

16 Mon

船田企画

"BUDGE VOL.4" 

START 18:00

 LIVE

 Kamisado(OA) 

Us 

Waater 

The Waterfalls

シーンズ

 DJ JUDGEMAN

 FOOD dekobokogokko(ピザ丼) 

17 Tue & 18 Wed

Grimm GrimmThe Ghost Of Madam Legros Tour 2019

東京公演2days

Open 18:30 / Start 19:00 

出演；Grimm Grimm + Special Guests

前売り 3000円（別途1 drink)通し券 4500円（別途 各日1 drink)

チケット情報: 会場予約/レーベル＆バンド予約 https://magniph.stores.jp/

19 Thu

p/am

open start 20:00

¥1000(no drink)

LIVE

kroi / BEAST WARS / 10PLE / OCHA∞ME / マーライオン / Dreamcast DJ

kikuchi hideaki Doron Takuya Honda オークダーキ / tommy(THE TATAMI GALAXY)傷心

20 Fri

CLUB TIME

『Kira Kira Vol.21』

2019.12.20(fri) *ALL NIGHT

開場／開演 23:30

チャージ ¥1,000(+2D)

■出演■

HOW

サヨナラボーイ

エンヤコーラーズ

弓部岳樹

■DJ■

DJ HAMA

星 知宏（Rudies Night/PACHAMAMA）

■公式Tumblr,Twitter■

https://kirakira-official.tumblr.com

https://twitter.com/kirakiraweekday

21 Sat

Day Time

RIRI ワンマンライブ〜15歳の唄〜

OPEN 11:30/START 12:00¥2000(+1drink)

チケット購入特典！オリジナル曲｢時計｣CDプレゼント

Live Time

Xero Fiction one man gig 

Club TIme

LIA feat.

 ホービーズ 

good so good!! 

BYE CHOOSE 

23:30 - 05:00 2500YEN with 1DRINK 

& XXX DJs living in this era DJs!!!

22 Sun

Day Time

private Party

Live Time

 THIS IS JAPAN presents『NOT FORMAL Vol.10』

@ 下北沢 BASEMENTBAR & THREE（※２店舗同時開催）

チケット料金：前売り ¥2,800

OPEN 16:30 / START 16:50

＜出演者＞

THIS IS JAPAN 、aoni 、1980YEN、Emily likes tennis、The Whoops、SEAPOOL、逃亡くそタわけ、FRSKID 、奮酉(FURUTORI)、Bearwear、勃発、揺らぎ、RiL、ROKI、and more…

＜チケット詳細＞

□オフィシャル先行受付

・受付URL：https://w.pia.jp/t/notformal/

・受付期間： 2019/10/25(金) 12:00～2019/10/31(木) 23:59

・枚数制限：お1人様4枚まで申し込み可

・一般発売日：2019年11月16日(土) ～　チケットぴあ、ローソンチケット、e+ にて

□THIS IS JAPAN 先行：THIS IS JAPAN物販にて発売中

23 Mon

SUGAR FACTORY X

20:00-23:00

 ¥1000+1D 

 Yodocolts 

Three Ring Circus 

 guest act OCHA∞ME 

 food サンドイッチmitama 

 and more?

24 Tue

メンテナンス

25 Wed

※THANKS SOLD OUT※

add presents「 Telescoping 」

open 19:00 / start 19:30 

Adv ¥2500 / Door ¥3000  (+1drink) 

 ▼add 

▼高井息吹 

▼チーナ

https://eplus.jp/sf/detail/3149030001-P0030001

26 Thu

「threeの実験室」

 open19:00 / start19:30

door ¥1000(+1d)

-ACT-

AIZ

Marc Lowe

neum

天野凛音

27 Fri

Live Time

鮭オーケストラ企画

「鮭オーケストラのバンパーキャッチバンケット」

OPEN/START 18:30/19:00

TICKET ¥2000(1D) ACT 鮭オーケストラ なんちゃらアイドル 断絶交流 クロメ

Club Time

Last of BLOCK PARTY at SHIMOKITAZAWA THREE

open start 23:00

Name Your Price (投げ銭制)

LIVE/

JAPPERS

WANNA GONNA

Strip joint

SAGOSAID

SUPER VHS

VINCE;NT

+1band (12/5告知解禁)

28 Sat

LIVE TIME / CLUB TIME

DRUNK IN TOKYO

20:00-

DOOR 2000yen / ADV1500yen

HOST by DRUNK

LIVE /

Kick a Show

Dreamcast

Waater

カミノシタ

山田大介

DJ /

TOMMY(BOY)

Sam is Ohm

KOPERO

TYTL crew

SUCKS BOYS

マザーファッ子

Bambi

29 Sun

MARCH OF THE MODS-2010’s LAST PARTY-

OPEN & START 16:00O

Adv.￥2,500（D別）Door￥3,000（D別）

[ BAND ]the garnetsCHILDISH TONES feat.宇佐蔵べにPage ThreeHigh StyleTHE CLOVERSTHE STEED HOOVES

[ GUEST DJ ]関口 弘（FRATHOP Records）宮里 卓REIKO（BRACES SOUL CLUB）

[ DJ ]Manabu K.DoveAkiharu Suetsugu<s.t.g.>REI (The NUMBERS!)

30 Mon 

--------

LAPIZ TRIO

（CD発売ライブコンサート 千秋楽）

--------

L-TRANS

　結城 悟／Drums　もとみ／Bass　田中ヒロユキ／Guitar&Vocal

ヘアスプレイサイケ

　S.A.T.O   NORI   miho

LAPIZ TRIO

　vo.g.LAPIZ ds.中村清 b.横山玲

DJ: Charlie

open 18:00/ start 19:00

charge \2,000 (+drink order)

31 Tue

THANK YOU, GOODBYE. 2019 & SHIMOKITAZAWA

Entrance Free

20:00-24:30

BGM /  THREE CREW

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Ashton’s Top 10 of 2018

On the first day of the new year, let’s look back at some of the best 2018 had to offer!

Know me - The Band Camino

I don’t really know what to say other than: This song hit me hard. Something about that odd percussive sound right at the start sent shivers down my spine before the lyrics had a chance to (but those shivers soon followed). Elements such as subtle reverb and harmonies build up the stack of endless reasons for you to love this track, and i guarantee that the more you listen, the more you will find. Spencer Stewart is the featured vocalist on this track (The Band Camino utilizes two vocalists, the other being Jeffery Jordan), and the sheer control he showcases in this track gives it the impact that truly left my head shaken and heart broken.

$20 - Armors/Olivver The Kid ft. Lostboycrow

Take whatever you know about song structure and throw it out your car window while you hit the road and head to Vegas in the dead of night. Armors (Sam Beresford/Olen Kittleson), Olivver The Kid (Bryan Sammis), and Lostboycrow separately are 3 of my favorite artists and songwriters, but together, are a unit that can not be stopped. “$20” is a masterpiece of a lyrical story, wrapped in an almost frantic instrumental, and tied with a bow of ridiculously fabulous vocals from all of the artists involved. There may be nothing more powerful than these 4 men in a room together.

Bambi - Hippo Campus

Hippo Campus has been on my radar for the past 4 or so years, but I really think that this year was theirs. "Bambi" is a frame full of what makes this band as wonderful as they are: covering things such as anxiety, toxic masculinity, love, and loss in a perfect genre-less package of songs. Their last record "Landmark" was an important part of shaping the indie music market, and "Bambi" is leading the pack in changing everything we knew. That being said, I wouldn’t be too mad if all we knew was Hippo Campus.

Hourglass Sand - Derek Ted

My heart has not-so secretly belonged to folk music ever since I stumbled upon the boys of Sunroom Recordz & Salon, and i found myself hiding away to listen to this EP from one of said boys more than most this year. “Hourglass Sand” carries a Spring breeze throughout the EP in it’s sometimes bubbly instrumentals, flower petals flourish in Ted’s vocal melodies, and lyrics fall lightly but with reason like April rain from the tops of the clouds.

Wait - Arlie

The debut EP from Nashville sweethearts, Arlie, has left a lofi fuzz lingering over the polished production of this year’s indie scene. The seriously good music from this band is eclipsed by the whimsical melodies and ridiculously bubbly personalities of each band member, leaving a dreamy, fun feeling with the exit of each track. I can’t find a single track from Arlie that doesn’t perfectly encapsulate their energy and creativity on this EP. There simply isn’t a bad or uninspired track in their collection.

Stereo - Omar Apollo

Throw one of the most gorgeous voices you’ll ever hear, some horrible dance moves, and a massive sense of humor into a blender, and out will come Omar Apollo. His debut EP covers a plethora of genres while still maintaining his own unique perspective. More ambient undertones form the base of this release, leaving ample room for Apollo’s singing/rapping to fill your psyche and leave those melodies for days after.

People Floating - Renny Conti

It takes a certain type of soul to bring forth nostalgia over events that transpired thousands of miles away from you. Renny Conti possesses just that type of soul. You will find it flowing effortlessly in and out of his debut record, titled “People Floating”. This record feels like the bone-chilling warmth of a cloudy night, enveloping you in memories of lighter days while promising a new start once light breaks through again. Stumbling upon this record is one of the highlights of my year.

Carnival - Briston Maroney

More than any other artist this year, Briston Maroney will likely leave my head and heart spinning well into the new year. Borrowing tones from classic Southern blues, “Carnival” boasts original, homegrown, and near-holy rock tunes that are almost unheard of in modern music. I’ve found it impossible to stop listening to this EP over the past month- unwillingly (but happily) drowning in the hope and heartbreak that this 5-track collection offers.

The Sound of Your Voice - Nightly

The end of 2016 brought Nightly into the light with their debut EP, “Honest”, but the end of 2018 has shown us that Nightly /is/ the light with “The Sound of Your Voice”. Elements ranging from acoustic to electronic in this EP show the versatility and inspiration that drive Nightly’s sound forward with every release. The style of production chosen for most of these tracks beautifully elevates the band- adding depth to their discography and leaving the fans they’ve gained this year wanting more. Nightly successfully split their time between writing and touring this year, and i can’t wait to see what they have to show us in 2019 on both of those ends once again.

Welcome Back - Handsome Ghost

This duo was one of the first artists I was introduced to this year, their live show ushering me into their then-unreleased record and surrounding me with music that I will never be able to forget. The juxtaposition between the orchestral arrangements, electronic percussion, and acoustic guitar give Handsome Ghost an edge on every other indie/folk band out there right now, and force this album to standalone in it’s very own genre. Essential tracks from this record like “Shallow City” and “beauty/bends” have made it into almost every playlist that I’ve made in 2018 (both for myself and others) and at this rate, will continue to do so into the new year.

Written by Ashton Carr

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