Never been to a concert either. Concerts just don’t interest me. From watching some concerts on YouTube, the music doesn’t sound as good to me when it’s live.

It's not just about listening, it's an experience. You go and watch your favourite artists live, listen and enjoy it with other fans.

I've not been to a lot of concerts, I wish I could see Ozzy when he came to my town but it didn't work out although I did get to hear him XD his voice ranged all the way to the other side of the city.

Last concert I was on was few years ago and it was a small time band, it was a lot of fun, but I'm not easily getting into the groove with people around me, so I basically just stood there without moving like a weirdo watching the band while the rest of the audience was almost moshing.

And last concert before that was Christian campso I was maybe 15-17, and that was some experience when the majority of the audience fell to their knees and started praying while wholesome Christian rock was blasting.

I don't think I've been to a real concert once in my entire life.

I'm waaay overdue to go see a good concert. Unfortunately, the funds aren't always there for a ticket. :ohwell: Winning tickets over the radio is a pain as well.

It's always a good habit to save some $$$ for the bands too.

Other fans meaning friends or relatives you tag along with. I don't think strangers usually make new friends at concerts and festivals. Might happen but doubt people are going there with that in mind.

I saw Iron maiden live in 2013 with a classmate of mine at the time. I didn't care about the rest of the crowd at all nor did I exchange words with anyone but my classmate.

Going to a three day festival tomorrow.

No, but if you like an artist, isn't it fun to be there and see other people who also like their songs, sometimes even sing along.

Cubed, do you even listen to music? Or do you listen to it all at 1.5x speed? :lol: I kid, I kid

Nice. What kinda music?

This, exactly. You probably won't exchange contact info with anyone but at most of the shows I've been to people at least will talk with the people in the crowd on either side of them, bonding over the experience and saying things like "this is f#cking awesome!" or sharing a blunt somebody brought