Friday 23 November 2012

How To Survive Gigs And Concerts

By John Riteorine


Music enthusiasts are surely dying to hear their favorite artists play live music. But many are hesitant about it because of the chaos and the hassle they have to go through just to go to a concert. Some prefer to check out gigs but sometimes it's also hard to catch the bands you like.

But with the help of the internet everything is now a lot easier. You can now find gigs of your favorite music artists online. All you have to do is search for a gig guide that shows all the schedules of top music artists who perform live.

Another issue is the crowd problem during concerts and even in gigs. Sometimes it would seem like a jungle. You can get injured and you can even be a victim of theft. To free yourself from these problems, you have to be prepared when you come to these events. Here's a survival guide for those who'd want to check out gigs or concerts:

1. Grab your tickets early-if you're headed for a concert, make sure you get your tickets early to avoid the rush. Though some tickets are placed on sale when the event is nearing it is also possible that it would run out way before the date the live band will play.

2. Go to the venue early-the early bird is highly rewarded during gigs and concerts. It means you can choose a better seat for you. At the same time you will be able to avoid all the rush and a possible stampede when everybody else gets to the venue.

3. Secure your valuables-many have already had theft and other negative experiences during live events. To avoid it, you have to make sure that you have everything in the right place. if possible, avoid wearing expensive accessories and leave expensive gadgets at home.

4. Keep an open eye-you don't just heighten your hearing to listen to live music. You have to watch out for whatever might happen there. Presence of mind is important in these situations.




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