š¶
I WENT TO THE DJO CONCERT LAST WEEK AND IT WAS THE BEST TIME OF MY LIFE! it was my first time every going to a concert and I was going alone and the venue was like two hours away so I was hella nervous but everything worked out because I had the best time! I can't believe I got to see the songs I love so much played live and I can't believe I saw everyone who made these songs, Joe especially, up close singing their heart out. It was the craziest experience of my life I hope I never forget it! Yes I did cry at the of beginning but I cried more during chateau and smoked and laughed at gap tooth smile and jumped and danced to flash mountain! Also I saw a rainbow outside the venue :) and this selfie made me feel like a real rocker chic - Avril Lavigne
+4
1d ago
Related Recs
Happy 20th anniversary to DoppelgƤnger! The Fall Of Troy put on an incredible show and I stage dove and crowd surfed across the venue and moshed and probably have the sweat of a hundred strangers and friends on me! I only have 3 pictures and this is the only one that came out ok because I was jumping around so much!I am exhausted and smell terrible! This is what rock and roll is all about!
May 3, 2025
š¶
as previously mentioned this was my first real concert bc i had just moved to a bigger city but before this i had seen some local scene (as in myspace) bands perform at a small town ymca if that counts (i moved around quite a bit while growing up)
Feb 15, 2024
šµ
In December 2017 I went to a local festival in my city that was one day only and I saw cage the elephant live and that was one of the best concert experiences Iāve had to this day. I also saw Green Day earlier that year (primarily to watch catfish and the bottlemen open for them) and I was really pleasantly surprised with how great of a show they put on.
When I moved to NYC the first concert I saw here was weyes blood, about six months after titanic rising came out, and it was one of the few times Iāve cried at a show. One of my first āpost-Covidā shows was japanese breakfast at brooklyn steel, and that show just felt so whole and I think about it often.
I got to see IDLESā sold out Bowery ballroom show earlier this year and that one was just so fun and memorable for me. Love a good mosh pit, love a room full of people who are all there because they love the artist/band just as much as you do. Julia Jacklinās solo acoustic show earlier this year was hauntingly beautiful and it made me a bigger fan of her for sure.
Sorry this is 6 concerts but this is technically my top 10% so I think thatās good enough.
Aug 29, 2024
Top Recs from @azzana
Apr 27, 2025
Literally wiredhead/earphones are kind of the most beautiful analogue technology still relevant and accessible available to us today. I personally have earphones and it brings me such joy to just take a second to untangle them before popping them in like I think it's important to wait a couple seconds before receiving exactly what you want, no? Also it just adds a certain materialness to the listening experience that's very satiating. Getting to press buttons for the volume that click, getting to hold the wire that delivers my music to me, getting to wrap it around my phone or crumple it in my hand when I'm done makes it feel like a part of the musical experience, ritualises my music time no matter where I'm doing it, on the bus, in the grocery store, or even my parents' basement. I just love my earphones and I think everyone should feel like this picture of Sonam Kapoor in Delhi 6 at least once to feel the magnitude and magnificence of being alive at least once.
Feb 17, 2025
š
I love problematic srk Bollywood movies I live Farah Khan's audacious directing style, I can't believe Main Hoon Na was her first film and I can't believe I've lived this since since I was 4 years old. Twenty years strong.
Apr 27, 2025