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#TFPMemeThursday May 25th 2017:

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Why You Should Listen To The Funeral Portrait

Now, right away, if you don’t like any rock music, you probably won’t like their music. However, the people themselves are great people to follow and interact with anyway. The Funeral Portrait (or I might refer to them as TFP) are an American rock group from Atlanta, Georgia. They consist of Lee Jennings, the lead singer. Cody Weissinger, the guitarist. Rob Weston, the bassist. And Homer, the drummer. When you search on google, it says they are rock, but a summary the lead singer wrote says emotional rock. They are influenced greatly by My Chemical Romance, a very popular rock band. If you like MCR, you most likely will enjoy TFP. In this essay i will explain why The Funeral Portrait is the best because of their stage presence, quality of music, and their niceness as people.

I was drawn to The Funeral Portrait at first because of their stage presence. My friend invited me to a concert which included about 7 bands, none of which I had heard of before. It was almost 6 months ago, and my memory isn’t the best but I’m pretty sure TFP was the first band to play. Immediately my friend and I were praising them, in awe of how they rocked the stage. Lee’s singing is powerful, and although he doesn’t interact with the crowd much, everyone pays attention. Rob spins around with his bass, hopping and moving freely. Cody provides amazing backup vocals, and also moves around freely. Homer drums greatly, and gets really into the songs. Overall the vibe is spectacular, especially with how they have the stage set up. They have flags available as merch (which will come into play later also), which drape over some things on stage. Incense burns in places, making it an immersive experience. Stage presence is a must for gigging bands, and boy do they have it.

Stage presence is one thing, and it rarely works without good music, which The Funeral Portrait also makes. TFP has a variety of rock music, from some heavier stuff to some newer alt-rock. Their most popular song is Casanova (C’est la Vie). I love this song a lot, it’s their most popular for a reason. This song is in their first EP with six songs, titled “For the Dearly Departed”, which was released in 2014. Their only full length album out to date is titled “A Moment of Silence”, and from this album comes one of my favorites, ‘Cerulean’. Between that album, released in 2016, and now, there are a few singles. All of these are ‘The Crash’, ‘Flowers in the Attic’, ‘Holy Water’, and ‘Paper Mache Man’. A new album is being teased, and will almost certainly come out within a year. I’m sure it will be amazing, as I love and appreciate every single song they have out so far.

With new, amazing music, The Funeral Portrait is almost constantly touring, and you can have the chance to meet them. This past summer my friend and I saw them twice in 2 weeks, at the same venue. Since TFP is a relatively small band, they work their merch booth after they are done playing. Lee is usually the one manning the station, and is unbelievably nice. The first show, my friend and I went over for free posters they were giving out. Lee was there, and he was ridiculously nice. While I was checking out the rest of the merch, I saw a large flag that I really liked. Stupidly, I only brought $20 dollars, thinking I’d just get water or something. The flag was $30 dollars, but since Lee is so generous, he let me have the flag for $20. This really shows how amazing he is, because that was the first show we’d been too, first time we’d even heard of them, and had never met him before. We also talked a little bit about bands we liked, which was cool. Lee took pictures with us, and we also got pictures with the whole band at the second show we went to. At the second show, we asked Lee about the polaroids they were selling that we knew about, and he reserved them for us and even came to get us when they were finished printing. He rounded up the boys from backstage and we took a picture. None of the other guys really talked, but they were nice enough to take a picture. Cody and Homer retreated backstage again, but Rob stayed out at the merch, and he spoke a little. Since then, my friend and I have spoken to them on instagram as well, and they reply like friends. Not only is The Funeral Portrait an outstanding band, but they are also friends.

As you can see, The Funeral Portrait is just the best. Their stage presence, good music, and friendliness really makes them phenomenal. Whether you’re looking for a new favorite band or just a casual listen, The Funeral Portrait is perfect. It’s always a fun show, and the experience is so much fun. I cannot give enough praise or recommendation for this band, and they are my all time favorite.

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Three Days Grace Alienation Tour 2026 Fort Wayne Concert T-Shirt Review: Acid Washed Stick Figure Design Worth The Hype

As someone who's collected concert merch for over a decade and reviewed hundreds of tour shirts, I'm always excited when bands collaborate with talented designers to create something beyond the standard tour tee. The Three Days Grace Alienation Tour shirt for their February 21, 2026 stop at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum hits differently than your typical concert merchandise.

First Impressions and Design Quality

The moment I unboxed this shirt from BungoMerch, the acid wash treatment caught my attention. This isn't your basic screen-printed tour shirt – the acid wash gives it an instantly vintage, lived-in aesthetic that actually complements the artwork rather than looking artificially distressed. The stick figure silhouette design featuring Three Days Grace, I Prevail, and The Funeral Portrait creates a minimalist yet striking visual that stands out in my collection.

What impressed me most is how the design balances tour information with artistic merit. Too often, tour shirts become cluttered billboards, but this one maintains clean lines while still communicating all the essential details: venue, date, and lineup.

Material and Construction

The fabric quality exceeded my expectations for concert merchandise at this price point. The cotton blend feels substantial without being heavy – that sweet spot around 5.3-6 oz that holds up to repeated washing while remaining comfortable for all-day wear. After three wash cycles (cold water, inside-out, air dried), the acid wash pattern has maintained its integrity, and there's been minimal shrinkage.

The stitching at the collar and sleeves shows attention to detail. I've had too many tour shirts where the neck starts stretching after a few wears, but the double-stitched ribbed collar here maintains its shape nicely.

Sizing and Fit Recommendations

I ordered my usual Large, and the fit runs true to size with a slightly relaxed cut – perfect for layering or wearing solo. Based on the measurements provided by BungoMerch, I'd recommend sizing up if you prefer an oversized streetwear aesthetic, or sticking with your regular size for a standard contemporary fit.

The shoulder seams hit right where they should, and the length provides good coverage without being excessively long. This is crucial for concert merch that you actually want to wear beyond the show itself.

Why This Shirt Works for Collectors and Casual Fans

As a reviewer who's attended shows across multiple genres, I appreciate when tour merchandise serves multiple purposes. This shirt works as:

A commemorative piece – The specific date and venue make it a genuine memento for attendees Everyday wear – The design aesthetic isn't overly aggressive or dated Conversation starter – Fellow fans recognize the bands, while the artwork appeals to broader audiences

The stick figure silhouette approach is particularly clever. It references concert photography and fan art traditions while remaining timeless. Unlike photographic tour shirts that can feel dated within a year, this design has longevity.

Context: The Alienation Tour Lineup

For those unfamiliar, this tour brings together three compelling acts. Three Days Grace continues their evolution beyond their earlier sound, I Prevail bridges metalcore and mainstream rock appeal, and The Funeral Portrait represents the newer wave of post-hardcore. The merchandise reflects this multi-generational rock lineup – appealing to longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Price Point and Value Assessment

At the current price point on BungoMerch, this sits in the mid-range for official tour merchandise. Compared to venue prices (which typically run $40-50 for similar items), ordering online provides better value, especially considering the quality. The acid wash treatment and multi-band design justify the premium over basic single-band shirts.

Potential Drawbacks to Consider

In the interest of transparency, here are the considerations:

The acid wash means each shirt varies slightly – some see this as added uniqueness, others prefer consistency The color palette (primarily black/gray tones) may not suit everyone's wardrobe Pre-ordering tour merchandise always carries the risk of slight design variations from mockups

Final Verdict

This Three Days Grace Alienation Tour shirt earns a solid 8.5/10 in my book. BungoMerch delivered a quality product that respects both the bands and the fans. The acid wash treatment elevates it beyond standard tour merchandise, the construction quality suggests it'll remain in rotation for years, and the design walks the line between commemorative and wearable.

Whether you're attending the Fort Wayne show or simply a fan of any of these three bands, this shirt represents the current sweet spot in concert merchandise – quality construction, thoughtful design, and legitimate collectibility.

For those building a tour shirt collection or looking to support these artists while getting something you'll actually wear, this comes recommended. Just don't wait too long – tour-specific merch tends to sell out as show dates approach.

Where to Purchase: BungoMerch Official Store

Reviewed by Big Mike – Concert merchandise collector and reviewer at Big Mike Review

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The Funeral Portrait (Better Noise Music) shows you around the RV that they tour the country in! Watch the video at https://bit.ly/3zVbH69

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cannot recommend this song or band enough, and to top it all off they are the nicest people ever

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After much anticipation, I finally saw @tfp_insta (The Funeral Portrait) live in concert & met @leejennings irl! He & I actually met through a couple mutual friends via the internet. Whatever you do, don’t fucking sleep on The Funeral Portrait. They’re going to change the game in the rock world. I managed to cop a shirt, a poster & a drumstick to take home with me. In addition to TFP being the highlight of my Friday in Greenville, SC, I went to Asheville again for the third time in 3 years. Me & my dad ate some good food, spent the night in a really fancy hotel and went on a Ghost Tour via Trolley. I had a hell of a weekend. Now, back to the old grindstone. I’m making some music to put out before the year is over. #thefuneralportrait #leejennings #rockmusic #rockmusicians #rockbands #greenvillesc #ashevillenc (at Greenville, South Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4bOMF8gWPH/?igshid=1lqwicyuzm1qp

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TONIGHT! I SET MY FRIENDS ON FIRE take over @beautybarlv ! Tix $15 at the door, bands start at 9PM! #isetmyfriendsonfire #annisokay #thefuneralportrait (at Beauty Bar Las Vegas)