What makes a great concert?
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What makes a great concert?
When done right, concerts serve as entertainment perfection. For a good concert, the combination of enthralling production, fun atmosphere and a quality performance can imprint an unforgettable memory onto the many music fans who attend.
Who is the greatest live performer ever?
The 40 Greatest Live Acts of All Time:
- 8) Fleetwood Mac.
- 7) Coldplay.
- 6) The Rolling Stones.
- 5) U2.
- 4) Muse.
- 3) Bruce Springsteen.
- 2) Foo Fighters. The Greatest Live Acts of All Time – as voted by Absolute Radio listeners.
- 1) Queen. Winners of Absolute Radio’s Greatest Live Acts of All Time poll – the mighty Queen!
What do you miss most about concerts?
Here’s ten things we miss about going to live concerts
- Getting to hear your favourite song live:
- That moment in a concert where you catch a guitar pick:
- Building anticipation for the encore by being as loud as possible:
- Going home after a great night out, and taking a shower:
How do I get the most out of a concert?
9 concert tips and tricks to make your night more fun
- Have Reliable Transportation.
- Dress Appropriately.
- Drink Responsibly.
- Arrive On-Time.
- Bring Extra Cash.
- Stay Hydrated.
- Be Familiar With Venue and Crowd Atmosphere.
- Know the Lyrics.
What is a perfect concert?
The venue needs a high-quality sound system, period. You should be able to hear each instrument clearly, and feel the beat of the drums at the same time. Each venue should be unique in ambiance and every guest should feel like they’re entering an exciting and new experience every time.
When were concerts a thing?
History. While the first concerts didn’t officially appear until the late 17th century, similar gatherings had been around throughout the 17th century at several European universities, such as Oxford and Cambridge.
How do you stand out in a crowd at a concert?
How To Stand Out In A Crowd
- Take a stand. There’s no better way to feel confident and in control than by standing or sitting up straight.
- Exude confidence.
- Get passionate.
- Dress the part.
- Be original.
- Master the balancing act.
What is the most memorable concert you’ve ever seen Yes play at?
Probably the most memorable was seeing YES play in my home town of DeLand, Florida on the Stetson University campus in 1971. The venue was called The Pit–a sinkhole on fraternity row with a wooden stage at the bottom.
What was your experience with Motorhead like at a concert?
Back in the 80s at a Rush concert, a young guy behind us vomited in our laps. Ca. 1980 Motorhead. Unforgettable experience. A complete audio onslaught. The presence of this band was amazing, like they were in your face.
What was it like to go to college for music education?
It was magical! Many of the most memorable live performances I’ve seen, though, were by unknown (at least then) artists. I went to Belmont College (now University), which is renowned for its music education. I got to see young actors and singers and musicians perform, and many of those performances will be in my memory forever.
Where did you go to concerts in NYC before they closed?
I used to go to the Lone Star Cafe, CBGBs, Bottom Line and other clubs in NYC before they shut down. Saw Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, Roy Orbison, James Brown and on and on. Are those concerts? Standing at a bar with a beer 8 feet from the stage with any
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