<3 Friendship
07-03-2026
Wow. So many incredible memories made over the past few days. The Chicago show was a ton of fun, played with Combats Naps again (same as Madison, was another sweet set) and with Giant Pit Of Glass from Chicago. I had checked out their EP days before the show and definitely dug it, but the show was something else. Their set was incredible. They were super balanced and dynamic, and I just really enjoyed it. There were lots of tender words exchanged at the merch table, and I left feeling unbelievably fortunate. Lucky to have made all the connections and friends I have through this project, and touring always reminds you of that. Minneapolis was all that and more. My friend Jake, the frontman of the band Prize Horse organized a super intimate water-side show at a park in Minneapolis. Internet Dating opened it up. I loved their set. It was really wholesome and had me smiling the whole time… Jake’s set was masterful as usual and everyone was really attentive and locked in on it. Excited to see him with the full band one day… anyways… don’t mean to be dropping a review for the whole thing but it was such a great night. The sense of community in Minneapolis is unmatched and never feels synthetic. Just a bunch of genuine folks who care about others and want to put the group’s happiness before their own it feels. We can all take a lesson from the people of Minneapolis. HAD THE BEST DAY the next day with Nathanael, someone I’d met on my last outing to the city. We stayed up late after the show chatting around the campfire and I met up with him the next morning at a local cafe. We rode bikes all day. He took me on an insane tour of the twin cities, lots of mixed terrain riding. Paths and gravel roads, by the river, and then down into Minneapolis and back. He’s such an incredible person and I’m lucky to call him a friend. Had a bunch of great talks that rolled all the way into the night back at his place. Met up with Gut, another awesome dude who’s about to have a baby with his partner (send them love) and kept on talking about the world and how it all ended up this way, the good and the bad…. Crazy how much got squeezed into that day… so lucky to make friends like this along the road. Family, friends and community is all you’ve got at some point and I’m all the more excited to spread that love for the collective well being back home… inspiring to say the least.
Lots of love,
Harrie







































