May 19, 2024
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I've never had this problem because I am 6'5."
Tip for anyone going to the up coming shows go to the merch table during the show like if you need to go to the washroom or get a drink or if it’s not your favourite song the lines were so huge when we got there and I got my stuff near the end of show got mine stuff without waiting in line in 10 minutes
Two beards and a lady are sort of a guarantee for some sweet Folk music. Just look at Newfoundland’s The Once. Pretty lovely tunes to get carried away with for a little while. That’s why I recommend to go to the concert of the trio on Friday, the 6th of February, in Berlin. I imagine to hear some heartfelt, honest songs with beautiful harmonies and warm sound. There’s some coziness to their music, some couch at the fireplace kind of feeling. And then there’ll be some tapping with your feet, too, when they play “Any Other Way” from their most recent album “Time Enough”. It’s gonna get good. For more information on the gig head over to FB.
Have a good evening,
Dörte
7 Major Concert Pet Peeves (Don't Be That Girl!)
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Concert Pet Peeves
I wrote a post last year about a few tips and tricks for concertgoers but I didn’t go into my concert pet peeves too much. Part of the reason for that is that I didn’t want to be overly negative but I’ve come to the realization that some things need to be said.
On Wednesday, I attended the PVRIS show at Webster Halland ended up in a very unexpected situation. There was a girl…
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Important concert tips (5SOS)
My concert ended yesterday and so many things happened I learned so much from it. Here’s my tips, it may not work for you, but I sure know I would have survived if I knew these before.
●Get seated tickets if you can!
I kind of regret I got the standing pit, sure you’ll be closer to the stage, but since their stage is like in the letter “T” when you’re in the seated seats which is in the middle back, you can actually see the whole stage. You just might not be able to see them really up close.
●DONT BE AFRAID TO PUSH BACK!!!
This is so important bc at my concert, I was in like second row of the VIP A pit, and these ppl behind me wouldn’t stop pushing. I told them (begged even) to stop pushing, I was crushing, I almost fall, it was really bad. And they wouldn’t back down, they actually pushed even more. So don’t afraid to push back, stay in your spot. You got there first, you paid the same amount of money, you have the right to have it.
●Ask the workers there to help
Like I said, the ppl behind were pushing crazy, we ppl in the front asked the workers to tell them stop pushing. And after they did, we could actually breathe
●Make friends
Not only bc you’ll know more ppl who have the same interest as you, when you’re inside you can ask them to help you. While I was dealing with the ppl pushing, I talked with the girls beside me, and we hold onto each together so we didn’t get stumbled back.
●Clean your phone storage
During the concert, while I was recording, my storage was full, luckily I deleted some of my old videos and got some space out. So make sure you have enough for you!
●BLCOK YOUR EARS!!!
Okay, this may sounds wired, but it really happened to me. I didn’t know this was even possible before. When ppl are screaming REALLY loud, block your ears. Right after the boys came on stage, ppl around me were screaming TOO loud, both of my ears were blocked and for the rest of the concert, THEY SOUNDED LIKE CHIPMUNKS. I guess when your ears are too blocked, you’ll hear things in high pitch. You can still hear them perfectly clear, but they’ll sound a bit wired (at first I thought it was their mic, then nope it was just me). So make sure you kind of block them so this won’t happen to you!
●Don’t test their limits
With this, I mean don’t do things they told you not to. These ppl beside me were DRINKING WATER and they were told to leave. So yes, they really do mean it. Don’t test their limits.
●Wear a backpack if you’re in the standing pit
Most ppl suggested not bring anything, but I’m glad I brought my backpack. If you’re in the standing pit, ppl will be pushing behind you, so if you have a backpack to at least create some space behind you, trust me you’ll feel a lot better. Just try to pack light, you won’t really feel a weight on you.
●Don’t record everything
Last but not least, DON’T RECORD EVERYTHING! You paid hell a lot of money to see them, live, in person. So don’t record everything cause you’ll be looking through your screen. Record your fav songs.
I had a blast last night, although a lot of stuff didn’t go as planned (especially the blocked-ears part) I’m still grateful and stunned that I actually met my fav ppl ever. (Fun fact: I didn’t cry during the concert, I actually cried the next morning, when it finally sinked in, that I realized I ACTUALLY met them!) I never thought I would meet them, since most of my fav bands never come to my country, so dream big and don’t give up! They will eventually go to your country/city!
Why Music Festivals are Worth Your Time and Money
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Music Festivals are Worth Your Time and Money
That probably came as a surprise to no one. I’m sure if you’ve been following along with me for a bit you know that music is pretty much synonymous with Violet Roots.
Still, I have to share why music festivals are worth your time and money because even though it seems obvious to me that does mean it is to everyone. As I write this I will have not…
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Concert Tip #7: Respect others’ places in the crowd
If they’re in front of you it’s because they got there before you. Nothing you can do about it, except ask if maybe you can move in front of them. If they say no, then deal. There’s not much you can do. Pushing, elbowing, arguing, straight up bulldozing to the front are more likely to get you sent back by security, kicked out or punched in the face than get you closer to the stage or a better view.
In some cases if there is an exception. If someone legitimately bullies you out of the way and continues to cause problems, security may do something about it, but they’re not going to do something, just because you .
Concert tip 1026: don't yell, sing lyrics