Before our first show on tour in Gainesville.

I’m sincerely grateful for being in a band with my two best friends. I love these ladies more than anything. They understand me more than anyone else in this world and the chemistry we have when writing music is very rare.

Anyway, I’m just gonna post a bunch of pictures of tour because I had the best time and it was well spent with good company.

I’ll probably be posting the pictures I took with my film camera tomorrow because I haven’t developed them yet.

Drunk photo booth in Athens, GA

I’ve only been on tour for a day and I already look like shit.

pbsthisdayinhistory:

June 4, 1989: China’s Army Storms Tiananmen Square

On this day in 1989, hundreds of pro-democracy protesters were killed by army troops in Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China. 

During the spring of 1989, China’s communist regime was threatened by the largest pro-democracy demonstration in the country’s history. After several weeks of failed negotiations to end the protest, the Chinese government authorized nearly 300,000 soldiers from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to seize control of Tiananmen Square. As a result, hundreds of protesters were killed and thousands arrested. Explore FRONTLINE’s timeline of the protests and massacre at Tiananmen Square.

The most famous photograph from the standoff at Tiananmen Square is seen above. The protester known as “Tank Man” became an inspiration for protesters around the world. FRONTLINE’s “Tank Man” reflects on what he means for China today.

Source: BEIJING - JUNE 5, 1989: A lone demonstrator stands down a column of tanks June 5, 1989 at the entrance to Tiananmen Square in Beijing. (Photo by CNN via Getty Images) 

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tremellow:

Karen, looking and playing great.

R.I.P

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Tom Tom magazine show that my band, Testokra played.

Check us out.
Testokra.bandcamp.com

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kaliyugaa:

I love my roomie

I love this/never forget

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