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WATCH: Teaser Trailer for Accidental Bear’s Queer Music Summer Benefit Tour Documentary (VIDEO)

Logan Lynn LIVE in Portland - Mississippi Studios - July 11th 2013 - Photo by Wayne Bund Photography

A lovely and talented filmmaker and performance artist named Run Shayo has been flying all over the United States with us every step of the way this summer for our tour, capturing the good moments (and the ugly ones) as we go. He is making a documentary about our experience together on this queer music tour and it is going to be J.U.I.C.Y. when it’s all said and done. I trust this man’s vision wholeheartedly, and if you don’t already know his work, you soon will.

We are flying to New York City tonight for the grand finale at Webster Hall this Friday night. See you there!

Here’s a teaser trailer for the tour (and the film) by Run Shayo:

For more on Run Shayo, click HERE.

For tickets to the last show of my summer tour, click HERE.

 

(Photo credit:  Wayne Bund Photography)

Logan Lynn Interviewed In The July Issue Of Spain’s Fantastic Plastic Mag! Read The English Version Here.

Logan Lynn Fantastic Plastic Mag

The July issue of Fantastic Plastic Magazine (from Spain) features me in their branded “Fast Date” interview section. It’s like speed dating, but in print!

🙂

Click HERE or on the FantasticPlasticMag logo below to read the original.

Fantastic Plastic Mag

…and here’s the original English version for those of you who don’t speak Spanish:

Fantastic Plastic Magazine: This is a fast date. Describe yourself using only three words.

Logan Lynn: Tall, Shy, Ginger.

FPM: Describe your music using only three words too.

LL: Dirty, Sweaty, Truth.

FPM: If you could make the whole world listen to one single album?

LL: My new record, “Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks”.

FPM: The last album you bought that moved you?

LL: My dear friend Ruth Radelet’s band Chromatics – “Kill For Love”

FPM: The next release you’re more excited about?

LL: I’m really into Whitey. I’m excited to see what dude does next.

FPM: The music you always take with you when you travel by car…

LL: The Innocence Mission, The Sundays, Liz Phair – I love me some ladies on the road.

FPM: Is there an album from your greatest idol that you truly dislike but that you always defend ’cause you’re so loyal?

LL: I never defend bullshit, so…even if I worship you: If it stinks, it stinks.
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