#punk show

[xxenbypunkxx]

are you worried about being perceived as a poser in your local punk scene? My biggest tip is to not shove yourself into the little box of what you think a punk should be. The culture of punk should be diverse, that’s what makes it beautiful. You want to go to a show wearing all pink and cute dresses? fucking go for it!!! rock it! if anyone says anything to you about “not being punk enough” they are full of bullshit and are definitely projecting their insecurities onto you.

[our-trans-punk-experience]

Im going to a queer punk show with my friends!! It’s completely free and at a bookstore! I’m so stoked

that sure is a trans punk experience!! have a great time!!

[nixxsmokeweed]

So I love to go to punk shows, I'm also an ambulatory wheelchair user. So whenever I go to punk shows, I'm using my wheelchair as it's hard for me to get out of the house otherwise.

At the last show I went to, someone went up behind me and grabbed my chair. I cannot explain how terrifying it is to have someone come up behind you and grab your chair out of nowhere. Luckily, someone was filming at the time, and I was able to get a screenshot of the person who grabbed me.

I cannot express enough, do not grab someone's wheelchair! It's just as bad as grabbing someone and pulling them along. If you wouldn't do it to able body person. Why is it ok for you to do it to a disabled person?

[doctordeathray]

2010’s punk/indie band flier from Florence, Alabama

[dognonsense]

sissy xo at redgate on january 20th. Finally got around to editing these photos. Their music is on spotify and they're on instagram. Ive started using adobe lightroom to edit and ive figured out how curves work so i can work fast and make much more specific lighting and coloring choices.

[r0gue-taxidermy]

Punk house photography part 2

[oct2006]

[multi-fandomsyndrome]

I have a story about the punk show my roommate and I went to last night.

So during any concert or show I have to sit or else I will collapse from pain by the end. This exact thing happened 4 days ago at a concert where everyone around me on a lawn stood the entire time so the only way I could actually see anything was to stand up. I stood for almost 2 hours then collapsed in pain with swollen angles and numb heels

Anyway because I have to sit when watching shows, I usually sit in the ADA section (especially with punk shows) so I’m not pushed around, and so I can focus on the show instead of the pain I’m in. This would be the 3rd show I’ve seen at this venue and the other two didn’t have any problems. Except this time I did.

For starters, the ADA section was way too small. There were 3+ people with wheelchairs, and 2 people needing to sit the entire time, not including any friends/family that may need to help their person. This is the first time I’ve been to a show here with this many people in the section, so I don’t blame them for “not being prepared” but they could’ve moved barriers around for more space.

Secondly, people kept ignoring the barrier to the section. There were multiple times when people stood right up against it, bending the fabric barrier thing so they were practically in the section. People would also walk from behind so they didn’t have to walk through the crowd to get to the door to the smoking area (yeah the ADA section is *right* next to the patio door)

Thirdly, people kept on falling ONTO THE BARRIERS and falling not only into the section, but also onto people standing nearby (like my roommate) or people in the section (aka me). When falling over they would also use my arm/leg to get up, which made me uncomfortable because it felt more than just a simple support, they would GRAB my leg. These people included not only people moshing (not bouncing off of person wall full on running into them) but also just drunk people falling for no reason. The entire place was either way too overcrowded, or the mosh pit was way too big and people not paying attention.

By halfway through the main show (after 2 openers) I just stood outside for as long as I could waiting for my roommate and we left early.

I am extremely lucky that this is the first time I’ve experienced something like this at a punk show. But it made me realize that punk shows are definitely not accessible. Sure, the venue can try their best (and 2/3 of the times they did, and it worked) but even so there’s always gonna be people who do not pay attention to their surroundings, drink too much, or just do not care.

[f1rewalk3r]

watch this i beat the fuck out of our lead singer also she cuts herself in the forehead and bleeds down her face the whole set it’s pretty cool

[nixxsmokeweed]

Just a picture dump from punk shows I've been to.

[deathtokillian]

I don’t know man throwing two deer heads in a pit at a show is fucking wild man.

[crashcoral]

[dognonsense]

video of my friend zoe performing in her band kidz help fone in the punk house basement. start of this song ruby lit zoe a cigarette cause basements allowed only one cig at a time so they passed it around :3 i thought it was a funny little interaction thing to follow

[r0gue-taxidermy]

Some photography I did at the spikey jacket gig

[ruiditos]

pave tomorrow, burn today - herlovebeheadsdaisies 4th of July 2023

source: deadluvrs on YT