Derek Zanetti, the man behind the protest punk band The Homeless Gospel Choir, always tries to foster a sense of community at his shows. Creating a safe space in which punks from all walks of life can gather together, sing songs and make friends, The Homeless Gospel Choir’s music has fostered some eye-opening conversations about mental illness. “Don’t be ashamed to talk about your feelings with people you trust, and don’t be afraid to go and seek help if you feel like things are going wrong,” Derek told Kerrang! previously. “There’s no shame in it. A lot of my friends, including those in music, go to therapy. You’re not alone, and you’re not the first person to be feeling the way you are.”