#jvk

[mab-aki]

mini art dump

[jrocknews]

New clothing shop “SHIBUYA Zy.” aspires to elevate visual kei in the heart of Shibuya, at the reborn "MAGNET by SHIBUYA109"

JVK Co., Ltd., the company behind the largest visual kei website “club Zy.”, is opening a visual kei retail shop on March 20 together with their partner “Powered By Parsons Co., Ltd.“. The store will be called “SHIBUYA Zy.” and is located in the heart of Shibuya, on the fifth floor of the shopping area…

New clothing shop “SHIBUYA Zy.” aspires to elevate visual kei in the heart of Shibuya, at the reborn “MAGNET by SHIBUYA109”

[portlandnet]

Shout out to Charlie Montross for finding us a connection for 100 large, free extinguishers (for use in training only). The donation will save the NET program somewhere in the neighborhood of $3,000 bucks!

[sabiartrin]

"Look at the sky.”

[kayzumov]

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[mab-aki]

Watched TheBatman movie with them in mind lmao draws them sad and angsty

Lexx and Javik

Javik @kasimova-dariia

[popentertainmentconcertreviews]

Never Ending Fall, Blake Ruby & JVK – The Foundry – Philadelphia, PA – January 31, 2024

Never Ending Fall is a five members band, including the lead singer and guitarist Jack Miller, keyboardist and guitarist Conrad Boyd, guitarist Pearce Eisenhardt, bassist Johnny Hohman, and drummer Tommy St Clair. The group came to The Foundry in Philadelphia the other night along with JVK and Blake Ruby for their American Disco Tour.

The crowd slowly started to build up as time passed as it was a weekday show. After about an hour of the doors being open, the room was starting to fill up.

The show started right around 8 pm when the first openers came out. JVK the Band came out with lots of energy and the crowd loved them. The lead singer Jo Krieger was a huge hit in Philadelphia and kept the crowd engaged at all times. Her performance was amazing, and it looked like everyone had a great time.

As the night continued, Blake Ruby took the stage. His vibes were immaculate, and the crowd quickly fell in love with him. His voice was super soft and overall felt soothing to the ears. He even performed some covers – like “Tennessee Whiskey” by Chris Stapleton – that everyone loved. He had the crowd engaged the entire time and had many people singing along with him.

Finally, as the night was coming to an end, the main event ran out. Never Ending Fall came out swinging. The energy was insane, and the crowd matched it. The performance was amazing, and the band was going crazy. Conrad was jumping and at times he would hop onto the edge of the stage and start shredding his guitar. Also, the band did end up playing an unreleased song called “American Disco” that the crowd loved as well. Coming towards the end of the performance the band said their farewells and left the stage. Two minutes later they ran back out the doors to perform one final song for the crowd. Safe to say the crowd loved it and had a great night.

Joshua Kanner

Copyright ©2024 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: February 3, 2024.

Photos by Joshua Kanner © 2024. All rights reserved.

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JVK – The Foundry – Philadelphia, PA – January 31, 2024

Photos by Joshua Kanner © 2024