Complex caught up with Terry Kennedy to talk about the TK Society Tour, the difference between SUPRA & Ice Cream, and why he thinks his sneaker is a cut above the Air Yeezy. Take a look and let us know what you think.

Supra and Terry Kennedy are hitting the road on a nationwide tour leading up to the worldwide release of the Supra Society.  The first stop took place this evening at District 8 in Long Beach, CA where TK was welcomed by an enormous crowd anxious for the shoes.

Check out the posted tour dates to see when Terry Kennedy and Supra roll through your town and look for the Supra Society in stores worldwide May 17th.

To celebrate the release of Terry Kennedy’s first signature sneaker with Supra, TK and crew are making a six stop tour across the US leading up to the international release of The Society. The tour kicks off May 8th in Long Beach and will finish off May 16th in Brooklyn. Look for the Supra TK Society at Supra dealers worldwide on May 17th. Tour stops and times are listed below:

Friday May 8 / District 8 / Long Beach, CA / 6-8 pm
Saturday May 9 / Factory 413 / Los Angeles, CA / 6-8 pm
Sunday May 10 / Primitive / Encino, CA / 2-4 pm
Wednesday May 13/ SF2 / Houston, TX / 7-9 pm
Thursday May 14 / Wish / Atlanta, GA / 7-9 pm
Saturday May 16 / KCDC / Brooklyn, NY / 8pm -12 am

The Supra Terry Kennedy Pro Model in the “rose gold” must be inspired by TK’s love for the iced out style. The kicks get the TK logo embossed on the heel, and printed on the insole as well. This promo sample looks to have been made this past summer, while the release date on the tag shows a Spring 2009 release.

Thanks to eBay user d_is_rolling for the pics.

After getting an entire collection of photos from football fields away, and Glamour Shot-like photos of TK, who judging by the last pics, apparently thinks young teenage girls are going to buy his sneakers, we get a good look at the purple colorway of his upcoming pro model from Supra.

The purple suede upper sits a top a white midsole, and of course the two straps, one around the lower ankle area, and one around the upper ankle area.

Apparently the straps don’t actual strap though, as we’ve only seen them loosely blowing in the breeze, perhaps they are some sort of wind gauge to make sure Terry lands his kick flips and ollies properly.

Closer look after the jump via TheShoeGame.