Laura Grace gave me something I'll never forget. Last time I saw them was also amazing but this time meant so much more.

fist pumps and head bangs to the trans community...

I'm seeing Against Me! in May and I can't wait. They put on an amazing show last time I saw them, but I can't wait to see them play songs off TDB live.

Quote from: killedbydeath on February 19, 2015, 11:58:01 PM
I'm seeing Against Me! in May and I can't wait. They put on an amazing show last time I saw them, but I can't wait to see them play songs off TDB live.

Me too! Well, it's the first time, I'll see them, but I'm SO excited! Funnily enough, the show falls right before my birthday. I seriously can't wait!

You both are gonna have fun. So much energy! They're a really good band! And she is an awesome performer, singer and musician. I wish there were more trans people like her destroying stereotypes with their awesome-ness.

I also wish I'd kept my emotions together enough to try to meet her after the show (even tho I hate being a groupie), but I had to split. I guess I was lucky to get to see them now -- at a real low point it's nice to have someone to look up to. They gave me so much inspiration!

I strongly encourage people unaware to get a load of them: Against Me! = beast-mode ferocious

Well, I saw them on Friday and I'm wishing I could relive that night over and over again (minus the part where some jerk was throwing ice cubes at Laura on stage..) because it was such a full on experience.

I definitely shed a tear or two lost in the moment when she belted out True Trans Soul Rebel.

Saw them for the first time in Cleveland a few nights ago. Transgender Dysphoria Blues played a big part in me finally thinking seriously about my gender identity so it's been overdue.

They played a really great set with material across their discography. I was sad we didn't get Two Coffins or Paralytic States but Because of the Shame made up for it.