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Death Cab For Cutie say their shows will always be a “safe place”
The band have released a statement following the US Presidential election.
In the wake of Trump’s victory and a surge in the number of hate crimes across the States, Death Cab For Cutie have released a statement on Twitter promising that their shows “will always be a safe place.”
“Death Cab For Cutie shows will always be a safe place,” say the band. “for people of all colors, all genders, all sexual orientations and all beliefs to come together to celebrate music, love and mutual respect.” At a time when America is trying to heal, it sounds like a Death Cab gig might be a good place to start.
Last month, Death Cab For Cutie released new track ‘Million Dollar Loan’, part of Dave Eggers’ ’30 Days, 30 Songs’ project filled with anti-Trump tunes. See the full statement below and catch up with DIY’s interview with Death Cab For Cutie.
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