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My Rage My Love My Life (2017) began as the story of one Green Day fan. I sold everything I owned, ate nothing but Asda Smart Price pasta for seven months, slept behind bins and went without heating in one of the UK's coldest winters to go to as many shows as I could.

On my adventures, I met fans of all ages, from all walks of life. Some were seeing the band just once, others 50 or 200 times. Some camped out in sub-zero temperatures to get up front. Others preferred assigned seats. No matter how different we were, we all had something in common: we love Green Day. The photographs I've taken are no longer about just me, but all of us.

Accompanying the images is a book of fan-written stories, We Are Revolution Radio, about what the band means to them. Together they document a devoted community that deserves to be understood, and this documentary comes from the rare perspectives of the fans themselves.

My Rage My Love My Life, a documentary about Green Day fans, on exhibition in England

My Rage My Love My Life on exhibition in Falmouth, Cornwall

We Are Revolution Radio: a Collection of Green Day fan stories edited by Maria Gloria Harvey

We Are Revolution Radio book

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