Delete this post, don't let rich people find out they're getting scammed :) . But agree, in Spain I used to go to lots of rock concerts and usually the cheapest spots had to rockiest people and I had a blast in them
Does Your Concert Seat Matter?
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Delete this post, don't let rich people find out they're getting scammed :) . But agree, in Spain I used to go to lots of rock concerts and usually the cheapest spots had to rockiest people and I had a blast in them
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Does Your Concert Seat Matter?
This July 4th, I grabbed the absolute cheapest ticket for Ed Sheeran’s concert, and walked away shocked by how perfect the whole night turned out. It felt nothing like last year, when I bought the priciest front-row pass only to spend the entire night craning my neck, staring at the back of a stranger’s head instead of the stage. I’ve got some videos from both nights — which one do you think you’d vibe with more?
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Delete this post, don't let rich people find out they're getting scammed :) . But agree, in Spain I used to go to lots of rock concerts and usually the cheapest spots had to rockiest people and I had a blast in them
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Was it the actual seat position or more the whole vibe, like crowd energy or being able to see things differently from back there?
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Always figured the pricier the seat the better the experience, but it sounds like you found the opposite. Kind of changes things.
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Did that cheap seat surprise change how you think about picking seats for future shows, or was it more just a fun discovery?
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Staring at the back of a stranger's head the entire time hits way too real.