The Doubleclicks

Filmmakers are making a documentary alongside the new Doubleclicks Key Change album + concert project, and they'd love to hear from members of The Doubleclicks community.
Would you be willing to be interviewed for a documentary about the Doubleclicks? If so, let the team know here: https://forms.gle/3AVMBvFzwJR5d55j6

The octave is different. The autism is the same. Come see the Doubleclicks live in concert in Portland and California, with special guest Tony Gonzales and a real lot of feelings. We will be playing whatever makes us happy and we hope you like it! Thank you to Siren Theater and The Elysian — two of our very favorite comfortable, all-seated, not too loud, small-sized venues, for hosting this tour. See you there! ❤️ (audio is the only current recording of Laser’s new voice…. You excited?)

tickets for both shows are at the link in bio The Doubleclicks!

The band is reuniting for one night only at Capricon in Chicago on February 7! Join us for Laser Webber: live in concert... featuring his sister Aubrey Turner. Same nerdy songs you remember from youtube in the mid-2010's—just a little different. Check out capricon.org for info on how to attend the convention and see this concert, plus Laser's panels and live-play RPG show!

A message from Laser—

Last year, when I learned that the Harry Potter play would be coming to Los Angeles for several months, I got angry and sad—I knew a lot of my friends would go see this play, despite the fact that JK Rowling has openly said that folks spending money to see her stuff is an endorsement of her ideals (and she uses that money to make life very hard for trans folks). But being mad gets me nowhere without action.
I know hundreds of incredible trans theater artists who just need an opportunity to make inspiring art. So, with the help of my partner Maddox K. Pennington and producer Petey Gibson, I founded THE JOY WHO LIVED, a performing arts festival! Venues, tech, and promotion were funded by crowdfunding, so theater artists needed only to create something wonderful - and got 100% of their ticket sales as profit (this never happens in theater festivals). We prioritized accessibility and diversity, and thanks to the work of http://dspstudio.la/, recorded and streamed most of the shows. Incredible volunteers leveled up the festival in gorgeous ways—shout-out to Carrie Wogaman, Morgan Peters and KC McGeorge. Overall, we put on more than 30 events, plus classes and parties, and paid over $17,000 directly to trans creators. There are a few days left of the festival—and yes, we have to do it again now, because we learned so much. I've also assembled the board for a non-profit which will be taking our project into the future—thank you Amy Spalding, Revel Bikil, and Jonathan Gould!
I'm riding high today after last night's premiere of my new musical "Love Chicken", written with Maddox and Luis Tony Gonzalez. It's a scary time, but people coming together really does make me feel great. 😊

I would like to invite you to a comedy and theater festival in Los Angeles (and online) created out of spite, to remind us all - They cannot kill trans joy. They cannot erase us and they cannot outlaw us. This is the JOY WHO LIVED! (please share!)

The Joy Who Lived: A Trans and GNC Theater & Comedy Festival A month of stand-up, sketch, new plays, readings, and more—in Los Angeles and live-streamed to your house! Support trans art and joy!

in retrospect, it's a little bit funny that it took me 37 years to be diagnosed with autism.

-- Laser