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Fun fact: In the picture on my blog (The background on desktop, not mobile), it's the Spring Fever Tour Milwaukee date (5/04/13) and I'm in the crowd

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Spring Fever 2013

I remember waking up being more excited than I've ever been in my entire life. I woke up and thought, "Today's the day I will witness my two favorite bands play at the same concert on the same stage. Today's the day I've been waiting for for months. Spring Fever is finally here." I got out of bed, went to school, and waited for the clock to hit 12:25. The worst part about going to a concert is the wait. Waiting for my call slip was torture, the drive to Sears Center seemed like 10 hours, the wait to get inside the venue felt like six instead of just 3, and waiting for the 2 opening bands to finish their sets was like waiting an entire lifetime. But when Pierce the Veil's stage props were set and the opening song started playing, the energy in the arena was almost palpable and I could feel goosebumps rising as a chill went down my spine. The crowd (which was 7,000+) screamed back the songs to Pierce the Veil and still had the energy for All Time Low's set. Throughout the entire night, the bands and the audience fed off each other and powered through about a 6 hour show. I can't even put into words how excellent the concert was; it's one of those things that you have to experience in order to fully understand. Despite being crushed against the barricades as thousands of people behind were trying to push to the first row, holding my pee for 7 hours (I have no idea how I pulled through. I almost decided to just pee right there because I wasn't giving up my front row spot), going home with the worst headache ever, feeling extremely dehydrated, and being nearly deaf afterwards, that concert will be a night I remember for the rest of my life and I would happily do it all over again.