David Leszcynski (he/him)Taking next week off of work for some much needed R&R. Starting this staycation off with a bang by going to see #Wreckno at #TheVogue in #BroadRipple.
Saw them perform twice at #ElectricForest back in June. Excited to just dance my butt off.
Kit MaloneLocal organization #Women4Change has been a key ally in our local fights for #abortion rights and #trans rights. Like, they've shown up *hard* every time we've needed community partners. And then some.
They are hosting a party at #TheVogue in #Indy that looks like a lot of fun! You should go and support if you can!
https://thevogue.com/events/party-like-its-1973-june-3-2023/
Midlife Crisis Crossover!My Life in Concerts, Part 2 of 3: They Might Be Giants & Friends
Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover: Over the past few days, live performances have been on my mind for a couple of reasons I’ll get to at the end of this miniseries — to wit: my life at concerts over the past 25 years, mostly but not entirely rock-based, including a smattering of stand-up comedy and a pair of classical orchestras in more recent times. That number of years might sound impressive if I were a 30-year-old roadie and if the results were novella-length. As a 45-year-old introvert, I’m surprised they add up to as much as they do. On with the chronological countdown! […]
Bloc Party, The Vaccines, Oscar: My British Alt-Rock Party Night
Dateline: May 21, 2016 -- Just woke up the morning after my first concert at The Vogue in 2½ years (see previous happy experience). At one of Indianapolis’ most well-known nightclubs in the heart of the Broad Ripple neighborhood, three catchy bands appeared on a single bill for an appallingly low price of $25. When I bought my ticket back in February, Bloc Party was the only reason and the only band on the bill. The Vaccines were added as co-billed headliners mere weeks before the main event. For the value and the all-around fantastic performances we got, I'm not complaining. […]