Ventura! Where are we pregaming?

Anybody from previous shows got pics of merch and prices? Looking to maybe get die spitz gear

See you freaks on Fremont tonight.

Anyone trying to meet up? I’m a guy 30, 420 friendly. Can swap pics if you’re interested. I’m gonna be in the pit thoooo

If anyone can be so kind a share the Ventura QR code for pweeeease 😭 with a cherry on top 🍒

Pretty self explanatory

Best show of my life. No words. Here to ask if anyone has a video of never enough because I was on the screen at some point lol. Pm me!

When I was a young boy the first music genre that really grabbed me was alternative rock and grunge in the mid 90's. My brother Clay gifted me my first electric guitar (Fender Bullet) and I began teaching myself using tablature on the internet. By 8th grade (99-2000), I was obsessed with blink-182 and formed a pop punk band with my friends Chase and Nick. We named ourselves Soma after a club in San Diego where Blink played their first show. My dad used to love to encourage me to play the guitar for him and gifted me a Tom DeLonge signature Stratocaster. We played a couple birthday parties and one real gig at The White Rabbit in San Antonio.

The summer after 8th grade, my dad died from a heart attack while we were running to catch a flight in the Atlanta airport. Almost immediately I was struggling with drug addiction and depression. I pawned my guitars and stoped playing music entirely. Over the last few years I have very deliberately been trying to heal that 14 year old. I saw Turnstile open for Blink a few years ago when Tom rejoined the band and they really grabbed my attention. Then the newest album came out (along with the breathtaking visual album). I was so moved by the music and visuals and had a profound sense that 14 year old Rahm was experiencing something mind-blowing.

I had no plans of doing ACL this year, but last week | decided I wanted to go see Turnstile again for the teenage me. My friend Alicia had a free Friday pass which she generously gifted me. I had a surgical plan: go in an hour before their set, bring a camera, do it for little Rahm and leave. When I arrived to the stage I was able to walk right up about 5 people from the rail. What ensued was more than I could have ever hoped for. I moshed, I cried, l made new friends and shared vulnerably. The shirt I wore was drenched, my shoes were muddy. By the end of the show I was sobbing in gratitude for giving that Rahm this experience. I hugged myself, I hugged him, and he felt safe. This is a long journey of feeling safe enough to open my heart again.

I shot these on a Contax T3 with Portra 800 and HP5. I love y'all 🤟

For the city exclusive star shirt do they sell out pretty quick? Going to the Vegas show tomorrow after work and probably wont get there till 7 and hoping I don’t miss out on that shirt

Went to the show solo, and was pleasantly surprised at how many other people I talked to who did, as well. The best part was everyone was super chill, just chatting before the show about how far they traveled and how many times they'd seen Turnstile.

I've been to quite a few shows by myself, but the community as this one was top notch (no surprise, really). If you chatted with a dude with a pink mohawk, thanks for making it a great night. It's been a rough week and the vibes were sorely needed.

No access to free water? There’s water fountains everywhere, unfortunately they’re behind all the fences they put up. Why do I have to pay $4 for water? I understand it’s only $4 but common. I already paid to get in. The least they can do is let me have access to shitty water fountain water. Just give me the option to drink it. Just wanted to vent. Show was fucking awesome

If she comes out for Ventura i will lose my shit

I have an extra seat I don’t need. DM