'I think it's helpful to share our experiences with bands who are going through similar things to say, hey, the sun still rose the next day.'Īnd, 25 years later, they're still making music, demanding a revolution, grrl-style, now. 'If I was in my 20s, just reading this interview, hearing women talking about being threatened and finding ways to deal with it … that would have been really helpful. 'I think in at least two cases, it was really helpful, and that made me feel really good, because it was really healing for some of the wounds that I left the '90s with,' she says. Lifeline (24 hour crisis line): 131 114.Bravehearts (support for child sexual abuse survivors): 1800 272 831 120 reviews of Fireside Bowl 'I can kind of see why they stopped having all ages shows here-I mean sooner or later some 14-year-old kid was gonna OD in the bathroom and they'd probably have to shut the place down altogether-but I have to admit, I do miss it.Sexual Assault Counselling Australia: 1800 211 028 10-10-92 BERKELEY Gilman Street w/Bikini Kill, Tribe 8, Wynona Ryders, Rauool.1800 RESPECT national helpline: 1800 737 732 Fireside Bowl (or Fireside) is a bowling alley and music venue established in the 1940s, located at 2648 W Fullerton Ave in Chicago, Illinois.Hanna, for example, has been doing some Zoom sessions with bands she sees being 'piled on unproductively'. In 2023, Bikini Kill want to make these stories accessible with the ongoing goal of nourishing the next generations of feminist activists and musicians. Senior Editor, Chicago Oct 2, 2010, 05:12 AM EDT Updated To most of its patrons, the Fireside Bowl is simply a bowling alley in Logan Square, but not that long ago it was arguably the best punk-rock club in Chicago. 'You don't take your frustrations out on each other, hopefully.' During his teenage years on the North Shore, Fall Out Boy’s lead guitarist found his place in Chicago’s punk rock scene. 'You get older and you become more self-aware,' Vail adds. 'To have viewpoints different to mine feels expansive now, whereas in my 20s it might have felt threatening,' Hanna says. Time, and time apart, has taught Hanna, Vail and Wilcox to be gentle with each other, even when they clash on political issues.

'That's really scary, because it means the only voices we're going to hear from are the people who haven't experienced trauma in their lives.' Differences of opinion can be 'expansive'

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