Ryan Egan

I'm back at Supersonic Records this Sunday in Paris (30/11) to share stage with Plàsi. Tickets: link.dice.fm/E91388ece356?d…

@weebotslide c’est vraiment le pire magasin de vélos en France. Quelle arnaque ! J’ai commandé mon vélo électrique il y a deux mois : promesse de livraison sous deux jours… et depuis, aucun vélo, aucune réponse, aucun remboursement. N’achetez jamais chez eux.

@AEGPresentsFR Allez! See you there 🫡

Retrouvez @thisryanegan en première partie du concert de James Mcvey ! 🎟️ Vite, des places sont encore dispo : aegpresents.fr/event/james-mc…

Can’t wait to join @TheVampsJames to sing some new songs Saturday night in Paris!

@thomaschattwill Can we expect a Paris release event?

🚨NEW BOOK ALERT🚨 The Summer of 2020 shocked me. For going on five years now, I have felt the need to understand how and why the combination of a live-streamed global pandemic, an unprecedented mass response to the wrenching, videotaped death of a single man in Minneapolis (also global in scope), and the punishing reelection campaign of a singularly deranging president somehow weaved together to affect what seemed like every aspect of our collective lives. A deceptively simple quote from Camus has stayed with me: "I have seen people behave badly with great morality." From one day to the next in May of 2020, our media, cultural, political, academic and elite corporate institutions were in lockstep thrall to what seemed like a genuine cult of what was in theory "antiracism" and "social justice" but in practice felt more like the polar opposites of both. (Societies throughout the Westernized world, with completely different histories and values, then attempted to mimic this American example.) We are still reeling from the furious and terribly illiberal backlash this has sparked. So in the spring of 2021 I set out to write a book that would make sense of the complicated and often paradoxical mix of ideas and events that culminated in that season of upheaval, as well as the ongoing impact they––and the reaction to them––continue to produce, right up through the tent encampments on college campuses in 2024. I felt the need to bear witness to what we've all been living through, so much of which is still being memory-holed right now. The resulting book, SUMMER OF OUR DISCONTENT: THE AGE OF CERTAINTY AND THE DEMISE OF DISCOURSE will be published by @AAKnopf on August 5, 2025. I'm thrilled to share the cover with you now. Whatever your politics, I hope you will find these arguments both engaging and provocative (in the best, most productive way). And if you are able to do it, it makes an enormous difference to an author when you pre-order a book to help ensure its strong release🙏🏽. SUMMER OF OUR DISCONTENT is now available for pre-order wherever books are sold (there will be an audio version as well): penguinrandomhouse.com/books/704632/s…

Tonight in Paris! 7pm doors, 8pm concert.

Paris tonight! Free show, 8pm doors

bonjour free show announcement --> this wednesday in paris!

Happening in 2 weeks!

free show tonight in paris 96 boulevard de la villette // 8pm

jeudi soir 96 bd de la villette, Paris 19 music at 20h

Paris: see you ce soir at Supersonic Records! 8pm set before @Miawray

ce soir, paris! 20h30 free show 76 rue jean-pierre timbaud

tomorrow night in paris free show 8:30

@gideonle Not a single commenter read this article. Read the article.

From Amsterdam to the Hawara, pogroms are wrong haaretz.com/opinion/2024-1….

@JJ_McCullough Definitely some individuals. Emboldened by popular support.

I’ve witnessed a few once apolitical accounts I follow on instagram gradually evolve into pro-MAGA outlets. Ones about history, or geek culture. I think even TMZ has become this to an extent. Have you experienced this?

@rebexxxxa Felt seen. Thanks for writing this.

I wrote about the soul-sucking labor of self-promotion and "audience building" that basically every artist/journalist/creative worker has to do now ... unless they are very lucky vox.com/culture/2024/2…

@JeffSharlet @haaretzcom for sure. Impressive reporting in an unprecedented moment that’s hard to imagine from a US media equivalent.