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Tag Archives: live music
TBR Playlist: Fall Out Boy Edition
Just a few days ago, my sister, dad, and I went to see Fall Out Boy in concert (which was AMAZING), so of course I had to do a FOB edition of TBR Playlist to commemorate the day. Please enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, polysyllabic spree, TBR Playlist
Tagged act your age, akemi dawn bowman, ali novak, altamont, anna carey, book series, books, cale dietrich, chloe gong, concert, eve brown, fall out boy, fiction, FOB, hafsah faizal, if this gets out, kerri strug, LGBT+, live music, memoir, mental health, micah nemerever, music, music history, my life with the walter boys, novels, pop punk, queer lit, r.f. kuang, reading, rf kuang, rock, rock history, rock music, romance, series, sibling, sister, sophie gonzales, starfish, talia hibbert, tempest of tea, the poppy war, these violent delights, this is not the jess show, trilogy, we didnt start the fire, YA, young adult
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Boy Band Music Critic 5: ZAYN, Ashton Irwin, & Harry Styles
Introduction In early 2021, when half the world was still taking COVID-19 seriously and the other half were pretending it never happened and wasn’t happening, I started listening to One Direction. And 5 Seconds of Summer. And eventually BTS. My … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, Boy Band Music Critic
Tagged 1d, 5 seconds of summer, 5sos, albums, anxiety, ashton irwin, boy band, cd, celebrities, coachella, comedy, corona, covid, covid-19, critic, critique, fame, harry styles, harrys house, humor, kpop, live, live music, mental health, music, music cover, music critic, nirvana, nobody is listening, one direction, pop, pop music, skit, snl, social media, superbloom, twitter, zayn, zayn malik
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Boy Band Music Critic 4: ZAYN, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson & Harry Styles
Introduction In early 2021, when half the world was still taking COVID-19 seriously and the other half were pretending it never happened and wasn’t happening, I started listening to One Direction. And 5 Seconds of Summer. And eventually BTS. My … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, Boy Band Music Critic
Tagged 1d, boy band, collab, collaberation, concert, corona, covid, covid 19, critic, critique, harry styles, liam payne, live, live music, livestream, louis tomlinson, lyrics, mind of mine, music, music critic, pandemic, pillowtalk, pop, pop music, quarantine, review, setlist, social media, songs, spotify, sunshine, twitter, virus, zayn, zayn malik
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Boy Band Music Critic 2: Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson
Introduction In early 2021, when half the world was still taking COVID-19 seriously and the other half were pretending it never happened and wasn’t happening, I started listening to One Direction. And 5 Seconds of Summer. And eventually BTS. My … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, Boy Band Music Critic
Tagged 1d, albums, boy band, cds, critic, flicker, live music, louis tomlinson, music, niall horan, one direction, paul rudd, pop, pop music, review, singles, smallfoot, snl, solo
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June 2019: How This Month of Reading and Connecting Reinvigorated My Mind
What I Read: Dreadnought by April Daniels The Witch Boy by Molly Knox Ostertag Real Queer America by Samantha Allen We Set the Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia The Love Songs of Sappho translated by Paul Roche Let’s … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT+, polysyllabic spree
Tagged asexual, denver pride, family, howls moving castle, latine, lemony snicket, LGBT+, literacy, live music, mental health, music, nonfiction, pride, pride month, queer eye, queer literature, red states, sapphic poetry, sappho, sci-fi, series of unfortunate events, siblings, sister, song of achilles, tan france, tattered cover, trans experience, twenty one pilots, usa
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A Hospital, Twenty One Pilots, and a Fish’s Death: How Sadness Has Become Less Negative for Me
About halfway through November, I finally visited a friend who had been in the hospital for months. My excuse for not going was that no one invited me and I would figure out my friends had visited her after the … Continue reading
Posted in mental health, new era
Tagged anxiety, boredom, concert, death, life lessons, live music, mito, music, pet, sadness, sickness, trench, twenty one pilots
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As Cool As Mint Ice Cream 