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SUMMARY:PPIM Presents: Jane Jensen in Conversation & More w/ Martin Atkins
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DESCRIPTION:Join Martin at the Museum as he sits down for an chat and more 
	with Jane Jensen\n(known for her role as Juliet in Tromeo and Juliet)!\n\n
	EVENT DETAILS:\n\nJane Jensen\, recording artist\, actress\, songwriter\, 
	and performer whose career\nemerged from the underground art\, music\, and
	 performance culture of Chicago\nbefore carrying her into the industrial a
	nd alternative music world of the 1990s\nand beyond\, joins Martin Atkins 
	for a special\, intimate evening of conversation\,\nmusic\, and more!\n\n\
	n\nMORE ABOUT JANE JENSEN:\nBlending industrial rock\, post-punk\, electro
	nic music\, punk attitude\, and\ntheatrical performance\, Jensen signed wi
	th Flip/Interscope Records and released\nComic Book Whore\, establishing a
	 sound and persona that were simultaneously\nconfrontational\, playful\, d
	ark\, and deeply personal. Her music would later\nappear across film and t
	elevision\, while Jensen herself became a cult-film\nfigure through her st
	arring role as Juliet in Troma Entertainment’s Tromeo and\nJuliet. Her mus
	ic and film connections have continued through projects including\nThe Cro
	w: Salvation\, Slither\, Super\, and other independent and genre\nproducti
	ons.\n\nAcross subsequent releases and independent projects\, Jensen has c
	ontinued\nexploring the intersection of music\, performance art\, sexualit
	y\, spirituality\,\nhorror\, humor\, and reinvention—remaining connected t
	o the DIY ethos that first\ndrew her into Chicago’s underground culture.\n
	\nNow returning to the stage with decades of stories behind the songs\, Je
	nsen\nbrings the past into conversation with the present: revisiting the m
	usic and\nexperiences that shaped her while continuing to create from the 
	perspective of\nan artist who never quite learned how—or saw any reason—to
	 behave.\n\n\n\nTICKET DETAILS:\n\n * Tickets are $15\n\n * FOUNDERS: Use 
	code FOUNDERSROCK for 50% and FOUNDERSROCKMORE for 25% off.\n\n * Doors: 6
	:30 PM\n\n * Event: 7:30 PM\n\nMUSEUM LOCATION\n\n * For traveling purpose
	s\, we are located near 33rd and Halsted in the\n   Bridgeport neighborhoo
	d of Chicago.\n\n * Exact address will be sent to attendees via your order
	 confirmation email.\n\n\n\nWe'll see you there!
URL:https://chicagogoth.com/event/ppim-presents-jane-jensen-in-conversation
	-and-more-with-martin-atkins
LOCATION:Museum of Post Punk & Industrial Music - Address provided on ticke
	t purchase
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join Martin at the Museum as he sits down f
	or an chat and more with Jane Jensen (known for her role as Juliet in Trom
	eo and Juliet)!</p><p><strong>EVENT DETAILS:</strong></p><p><em>Jane Jense
	n</em>, recording artist, actress, songwriter, and performer whose career 
	emerged from the underground art, music, and performance culture of Chicag
	o before carrying her into the industrial and alternative music world of t
	he 1990s and beyond, joins Martin Atkins for a special, intimate evening o
	f conversation, music, and more!</p><p></p><p><strong>MORE ABOUT JANE JENS
	EN:</strong><br><em>Blending industrial rock, post-punk, electronic music,
	 punk attitude, and theatrical performance, Jensen signed with Flip/Inters
	cope Records and released Comic Book Whore, establishing a sound and perso
	na that were simultaneously confrontational, playful, dark, and deeply per
	sonal. Her music would later appear across film and television, while Jens
	en herself became a cult-film figure through her starring role as Juliet i
	n Troma Entertainment’s Tromeo and Juliet. Her music and film connections 
	have continued through projects including The Crow: Salvation, Slither, Su
	per, and other independent and genre productions.</em></p><p>Across subseq
	uent releases and independent projects, Jensen has continued exploring the
	 intersection of music, performance art, sexuality, spirituality, horror, 
	humor, and reinvention—remaining connected to the DIY ethos that first dre
	w her into Chicago’s underground culture.</p><p>Now returning to the stage
	 with decades of stories behind the songs, Jensen brings the past into con
	versation with the present: revisiting the music and experiences that shap
	ed her while continuing to create from the perspective of an artist who ne
	ver quite learned how—or saw any reason—to behave.</p><p></p><p><strong>TI
	CKET DETAILS:</strong></p><ul><li><p><strong>Tickets </strong>are $15</p><
	/li><li><p><strong>FOUNDERS</strong>: Use code <strong>FOUNDERSROCK</stron
	g> for 50% and <strong>FOUNDERSROCKMORE </strong>for 25% off.</p></li><li>
	<p><strong>Doors: </strong>6:30 PM</p></li><li><p><strong>Event: </strong>
	7:30 PM</p></li></ul><p><strong>MUSEUM LOCATION</strong></p><ul><li><p><st
	rong>For traveling purposes,</strong> we are located near 33rd and Halsted
	 in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago.</p></li><li><p><strong>Exact a
	ddress </strong>will be sent to attendees via your order confirmation emai
	l.</p></li></ul><p></p><p>We'll see you there!</p>
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