Artists react to the Women’s March
[Photo credit: Women's March On Washington Twitter]
Today, millions of people took part in a worldwide Women’s March On Washington to send a bold message to Donald Trump and other newly elected officials.
Many artists participated in the event as well as sent their messages of unity and love on social media. See some of our favorites below.
Paramore’s Hayley Williams
Sending my love & power & bursting with pride for my friends marching all over today ��✊��✊��✊��✊��✊���� #womensrightsarehumanrights #duh
— hayley from Paramore (@yelyahwilliams) January 21, 2017
AFI’s Adam Carson
On behalf of me and my unborn daughter, THANK YOU to everyone participating in today's #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/2UXHaZFrYd
— Adam Carson (@AdamCarsonAFI) January 21, 2017
We stand with all our mothers , sisters ,and daughters today who are walking, and pushing back.… https://t.co/a82J1HiSFY
— anthony green (@AnthonyGreen) January 21, 2017
All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth
Sending my love and support to everyone marching today, wishing I could be there with you. Be safe. #WomensMarch
— Alexander William (@AlexAllTimeLow) January 21, 2017
PVRIS’ Lynn Gunn
Pretty much everyday I find myself in awe thinking: “what did the world do to deserve the magical beings that are women? :')”
— LANEGŌØN (@LYNNGVNN) January 21, 2017
New Found Glory’s Jordan Pundik
Since I can't be there I wanted to show my #womensmarch support in some small way by wearing… https://t.co/drobg3gdY3
— Jordan Pundik (@realjordanfg) January 21, 2017
Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman
Excited to join the Women's March in D.C. today. I'm proud to be peacefully protesting, in… https://t.co/tBg6fEmYjz
— Joe Trohman (@trohman) January 21, 2017
Florence + the Machine’s Florence Welch
.@womensmarch ��✊��✊��✊��✊��✊�� pic.twitter.com/Kbl51SorgN
— florence welch (@flo_tweet) January 21, 2017
Handgun’s Brandon Pagano
#BostonWomensMarch pic.twitter.com/PDsEROlNcN
— Brandon Pagano (@brandonpagano) January 21, 2017
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong
PVRIS’ Brian MacDonald
May all the women marching today march with their heads held high and with love and power. ❤ love you all.
— Brian MacDonald (@BrivnMvc) January 21, 2017
Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus
Very proud of my stepmom for marching today but also realized that means she got so many more steps than I did in our Fitbit challenge so…
— Mark Hoppus (@markhoppus) January 22, 2017
helps to remember today the importance of the liberty we defend in the preservation of art as a powerful tool to challenge injustice
— Julien Baker (@julienrbaker) January 20, 2017
To all the women hitting the streets today to make your voices heard and presence felt – much love and respect ✌✌✌
— mewithoutYou (@mewithoutYou) January 21, 2017
States’ Mindy White
��❤️ “Women's marches are taking place around the world”https://t.co/HyqIN018Mc
— Mindy White (@mindywhite) January 21, 2017
Sleeping With Sirens' Kellin Quinn
Sleeping With Sirens’ Nick Martin
Love my other half @mrsjennamartin. She’s a strong, loving, compassionate, & inspiring woman. Be safe today, be proud, be loud#WomensMarch
— Nick Martin (@nodirectioncasa) January 21, 2017
Good Charlotte’s Joel Madden
Proud of all the women in my life who are marching today❤���� #WomensMarch
— Joel Madden (@JoelMadden) January 21, 2017
Tegan And Sara
We'll be attending the Women's Rally in Orlando, standing in solidarity with those marching in D.C., NYC, & elsewhere.
— You Blew It (@youblewit) January 21, 2017
Make sure to support your local #womensmarch! Cant wait to march with those of you who I'll see in Washington D.C. on Saturday.
— h (@halsey) January 19, 2017
Jeff Rosenstock
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