Why do some people hate concerts?

The fear of squares, or rather, the fear of being near a lot of people is a very real and common fear. On the other hand, some people simply dislike being near that many people, especially when they want to listen to their favorite artist perform. If someone starts singing out of tune, that can be very annoying.

What makes a concert memorable?

Essentially, if a show’ possesses apt and engaging production, a prepared and enthusiastic main act and a venue that features spaciousness and a like-minded crowd, all of the ingredients are in place to result in a very memorable concert experience.

What should you not bring to a concert?

Every audience member deserves an uninterrupted viewing experience so don’t bring things that will be a distraction to others such as laser pens, beach balls, bullhorns, and noisemakers. Bringing cigarettes and alcohol into a concert venue isn’t allowed so save yourself the hassle by leaving that stuff at home.

Is it true that people don’t like live shows?

Of course not. There are a tremendous amount of factors why people don’t like live shows: They don’t like crowds, they don’t like beer spilled on them, it’s too loud, the opening act sucks, it’s too loud, the Front of House Engineer doesn’t know what he’s doing, the line to the bathroom is 40 minutes long…..

Why do I love going to concerts so much?

In my personal experience, the concert atmosphere is one of the top reasons as to why I love going to concerts so much. From the moment you arrive to the venue, to waiting in line, taking your seats, during, and even after the concert, there is so much energy and excitement going around.

How to have a good time at a concert?

The number one thing you need to have a good time at a concert is to arrive with a positive attitude. Concerts aren’t the time for getting work done. Leave your techy stuff at home and just enjoy yourself. This goes without saying, but illegal items like weapons and drugs are never allowed inside concert venues.