This is for the Fans of the Band Jet

Background Jet is an Australian band consisting of Cameron Mansay (Chief and Guitarist), Mark Wilson (Bass Player), Nick Sister (Vocal / Rhythm Guitar and Drum), and Chris Sister (Vocal / Rhythm and Guitar) is. Text: (AllMusic, 2014) The band was established in 2001 by influencing "The Who", "AC / DC", "The Beatles" and their main influence "You are I" during the University of Melbourne It was. Jet released the first album "Get Born" created by Dave Sardy and James Donavan in 2003 at Sunset Sound Studios in Los Angeles. Their EP "Dirty Sweet" was regenerated in the previous year (2002) and received a contract from Elektra Records.

They broke the perfect cover of 2003 hit song "You will be my girl" with Jet. A young band newcomer may mistakenly think about himself. Before their last song they invited their fans to say hello after the show was over. "We are glad to meet you after the show ... We might be heading back in Vancouver." They finished the episode with the most popular hit song "Favorite Liar". I shocked the walls of the old theater and finally exploded the guitar and drum, and finally left the stage

Social media revolutionized the way the band interacts with fans. Prior to the advent of social media, the way the band presented the fans was dominated by the record company and the mass media. Meanwhile, fans can send fan mails and try to meet bands at concerts, but there is no way to communicate with favorite artists. For example, I recently wrote some stupid words in STRFKR, one of my favorite bands and they transferred it to about 30,000 fans. It actually only touches their retweet button, but my tweets are actually interesting enough to share and I realize that they have even symbiotic effects. The amount of their streaming media and the income (except just a few pennies)

Experiments at Lincoln Park are the main cause of controversy. On the other hand, some fans like it and think that the band is improving and developing. On the other hand, other fans gave up the band and said that the real "Lincoln Park" died. Linkin Park's "voice" is constantly changing from creating numerous underground albums to exploring new styles through LIVING THINGS, collaborating with artists like Steve Aoki. Because I am also going to live, it especially evoked my resonance. Like a band, I am exploring and wanting to understand my identity better. From my teens to young people, I have tried to do stupid things. I am very glad that the band I respect most is undergoing the same process.