How to Have Good Concert Manners
Decide on where you want to be in the crowd when purchasing tickets., Depending on the band's popularity in your area, you may have to queue since as early as morning of the day, or even the day before., Know the venue regulations before the night...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Decide on where you want to be in the crowd when purchasing tickets.
If you know you are likely to suffocate in the mosh pit (the crush of dancing bodies in front of the stage) then go for seated tickets.
General Admission means you will be standing the whole night on an open floor.
That means first come, first served, so get there early if you want to be down front. -
Step 2: Depending on the band's popularity in your area
If you're planning to queue, don't tire yourself out before the actual show begins. , If cameras are not allowed, don't take them unless you know you'll be able to avoid security.
Most venues say they don't allow cameras and video recorders, but it's usually only a restriction against professional grade cameras. -
Step 3: you may have to queue since as early as morning of the day
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Step 4: or even the day before.
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Step 5: Know the venue regulations before the night and follow them.
Detailed Guide
If you know you are likely to suffocate in the mosh pit (the crush of dancing bodies in front of the stage) then go for seated tickets.
General Admission means you will be standing the whole night on an open floor.
That means first come, first served, so get there early if you want to be down front.
If you're planning to queue, don't tire yourself out before the actual show begins. , If cameras are not allowed, don't take them unless you know you'll be able to avoid security.
Most venues say they don't allow cameras and video recorders, but it's usually only a restriction against professional grade cameras.
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