@manonmanmusic fancy having a queer fronted hardcore punk band supporting you on your Manchester date?? I’ve got tickets anyway. But would be cool to support!
@Harvest_Sun hey! Sent you a messages on Facebook about any local supports for the Fucked Up show We’re in Manchester so not to far and totally on board to play! CJ x @leftfordamian
Introducing: the fantastically fast and frenetic sound of Manchester punks @DeadRetinas. We checked out their latest EP 'Divine' and chatted to one of their 3 Chris's.
Read on here: https://t.co/frpdTnG5Ot
@HBFMPod @manonmanmusic @KerrangMagazine That’s crazy mate! Super happy you got an interview with them. The work they’re doing for our community is legendary! Also the fact they’re both handsome AF just seals the deal! CJ x
Wanna here some detailed chat on sexuality, leather harness’ the inspiration of @leftfordamian from fucked up, turbonegro and how CJ deals with being gay in a masculine world? Check out this podcast from @HBFMPod https://t.co/Qvb3v5ol11
And PS. My personal inbox and the band inbox is always open if any LGBTQIA+ persons need a place to vent, or if they need some advice, or if you need help.
I spoke to the guys over @HBFMPod a few weeks ago, and appeared on episode 15. Here’s a guest spot piece they wrote for @KerrangMagazine our shows will always be a space for PMA on gender and sexuality. I’m lucky to have a band behind me who are allies, open to me ideas. CJ xx
“If we, an LGBT+ metal podcast, didn’t talk about this when we saw an avalanche of it on the internet, who else would? And next time, will you?”
Hell yeah I will! Love to all my LGBTQ+ friends on here.
Check out @HBFMPod and @Repka who is bloody awesome.
@iamsophiek @HBFMPod @Repka It’s a conversation needed judging by some of the Facebook responses I’ve seen. And has actually sparked more conversation among the metal bears on Facebook. Stay loud. Stay proud my friends. CJ xx
@KerrangMagazine @HBFMPod Our CJ had a chat with Tom the other week about the issues queer performers have. And though there’s mostly positive experiences there has been negative and it’s mostly those that you focus on. And it’s a balancing act on if it’s actually worth expressing sexuality on stage.