They will know who they are. An artist called Rob Draper spray painted on some of my jackets for our last touring cycle and they were dope. My partner got me a ring from The Great Frog for my 30th birthday. I like the notion of carrying around with me a part of them. Max from the band got me this silver chain bracelet also for that same birthday which is very sentimental to me. Laptop in case I get inspired.
Other than that, some books and my headphones. Josh Franceschi: "I wanna headline the big stages at the big festivals" You Me At Six frontman Josh Franceschi on the band's longevity, his ring from The Great Frog and his yearning to own a time machine. Images by Katy Cummings. Published: Tuesday 22nd June Style. Fortunate in that sense. Some Prada boots I saw the other day. The band has acted as a vehicle to navigate me through the good and the bad times.
The singer is keen to dispel any remaining stigma around mental health, and talks openly about seeing a therapist. If you don't want to show vulnerability to someone close to you, talking to a therapist is a must, in my opinion.
The band, whose angsty seventh album Suckapunch was released on Friday, is carrying out a series of virtual workshops today in a bid to beat Blue Monday - officially the most depressing day of the year. Backed by charities Calm and Young Minds, the YOUMonday initiative will see the lads bake sourdough bread, cook vegan dishes, circuit train, and skate on their social media pages to spread positivity.
Now is not the time to close the door on those conversions. Just stuff we use to unwind and we use as a vehicle of escapism through the doom and gloom of January. The record has continued to prop Josh up and motivate him through the low moments in past lockdowns, inspiring him to get out of bed and tackle life head on.
Coronavirus has decimated the music industry with touring, the lifeblood of many acts, grinding to a halt.
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