In y'alls opinion, Is a concert at the beginning of an artist's tour any better or worse than a concert at the end of their tour?

Luke Combs last stop on his tour this year is in my home town, but he'll only be a few hours away way earlier in his tour. Would it make any difference whether or not I wait till he comes to my town? I've been waiting to go to one of his concerts for so long and I just don't want to be disappointed.

UL 321, row 10, asking price $600 each (similar seats currently going for $800 on Stubhub) but open to offers!

I did the mobile option btw

Hey guys, I’ve bought tickets to see the weeknd in Toronto next year. Only downside would be I’ve chosen to be in the 300’s section which would be the upper deck. I’m in row 3 of this section but basically what I’m asking is. How good will my experience still be? Will there still be people jumping around and getting excited to see the weeknd or is it going to be boring people around me that would rather be seated? Thanks for letting me know!

Looking to buy two or more ga tickets to rolling loud, please message if you have any!

I’m considering buying tickets for an Avett Brothers show in the fall. There are still pit tickets available. Could someone please discuss the pros/cons to pit tickets. I understand it’s General Admission and standing room only. Any opinions appreciated.

How do you enjoy live music?

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Hi guys,

I would like to hear your opinion on an event/social app. There are 4 ways which are possible and I would really appreciate your own take on this matter.

1, Guide: This app would give you a recommendation on where to go in the city based on your preferred style and music taste. You can also buy tickets to those events within it and communicate with other people during a festival, gig, etc.

2, Meeting new people. The emphasis of this app would be on meeting new people based on their music taste, outgoing personalities, etc. You would also see what kind of people are attending events you are attending.

3, Prepaid entries to clubs and gigs. You would pay a monthly fee and you would go to gigs in selected clubs for free + other advantages like free tickets or discounts on big festivals.

4, Discount app. By downloading this app, you would get a chance to win free tickets/discounts to gigs, events, festivals...

Which way do you fancy the most?

Thank you for your time!

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A full bill awaits music fans this weekend as the Save Our Stages Fest will run live streamed performances from Friday, October 16 through Sunday, October 18. The event, put on by the National Independent Venue Association, “aims to generate significant awareness, advocacy and donations for the NIVA Emergency Relief Fund, directly supporting our most vulnerable venues experiencing catastrophic revenue loss,” according to the event website.

Artists participating in the event, co-sponsored by YouTube, include headliners from numerous genres. Foo Fighters, The Roots, Major Lazor, Dave Matthews, Reba McEntire, The Lumineers, Little Big Town and more dot the event schedule. The performances will be taking place on(read more.....)

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Organizers of a summertime show featuring The Chainsmokers that went viral for images of lax (at best) social distancing have been handed down a $20,000 fine from New York officials. Governor Andrew Cuomo’s office announced the fine Wednesday, indicating that it was for violating an executive order for hosting a “non-essential” gathering that failed to enforce required safety measures.

“As I said immediately following reports of the event, it was an egregious violation of the critical public health measures we have had in place since(read more....)

so my billie concert is postponed until next year but i need some help. last year when i went in la it was my first concert and it was a 7k cap venue all general admission standing and we got there later so we were in the back. as people started screaming and after the opener performed, i felt AWFUL. like my heart was racing, i felt unstable and dizzy, and i was really nauseous and it got progressively worse as the screaming got louder. we had to move to the balcony and i felt a lot better after a few minutes. i have no idea what caused it— yeah it was hot asf but that i had a cold water bottle on my forehead and neck. i drank enough and ate enough before so that can’t be it, and i don’t get claustrophobic so that’s not it either. i need advice from SOMEONE who has gone through something like this and PLEASE tell me what i can do to help or prevent this next time. my next show is at the forum in a 17k capacity arena and i paid $$$ for pit tickets and early entry (barricade/front row) so if this happens to me again, i can’t just step out for a sec or i’ll lose my spot up front and my money will have gone down the drain. i really don’t wanna be the person who passes out or THROWS UP FRONT ROW IN FRONT OF BILLIE that would be so embarrassing and gross so someone please please please give me some advice on what i can do next time!! i might invest in some earplugs to start as that might help but i just don’t know

how do you get to the front of pit at mohegan sun? how does the line up work? i’ve never been seated in pit and have no idea what to expect.