Disco Concert Narrative
My heart was pounding as I begged my mom to buy me two tickets to the Panic! At The Disco concert. “I’ll do anything! I’ll pay you back, I’ll babysit, ANYTHING!” Finally, my mom said yes and ordered the tickets. My face lit up with joy and I smiled ear to ear. I get to go to my first concert.
Just walking into the theater Belle and I were freaking out.
“We’ll be seeing our favorite band in less than 10 minutes!” We were more excited than a dog getting a treat! Finally, the concert started. The way this concert work was there was an opening band/ show, which happened to be “Into The Wilderness” then Panic! At the Disco played, then Weezer. It was really 3 concerts for the price of one. They all went on tour together which made the whole show almost 3 hours long! The amount of excitement I had was hard to contain. …show more content…
In my mind, I was bouncing off of every wall; meanwhile, Belle was physically freaking out.
but on the outside, I just had a slight smile on my face. We were in the middle row of the bleachers, so we had the perfect view of the bands. Our faces lit up with a bright glow, like the sun bursting through the clouds on a summer’s day. Belle and I were so surprised about how good our seats actually were. It couldn’t have gone any better. The music blasted, the fans were screaming, the bass sent vibrations that shook the whole stadium. The songs were so much better live. Better than I ever imagined. Suddenly, my favorite song started. I turned and looked at Belle, and we both lost it. We were screaming, singing, dancing and overall being two complete weirdos. Belles parents looked at us like we were crazy, the people around us thought we were going nuts, but we didn’t care. This was a really big deal for the both of
us. We both new every lyric and sang until our throats were scratchy. By the end of the night, we both new our voices would be gone. Once Panic! At the Disco finished their part of the concert, Weezer, more a 90’s band came on stage. Belle and I weren’t as familiar with them, but we had a good time Going to a concert and experiencing live vocals, and live instruments really gave the songs a new feel. Nothing could compare to that night. I still think about the concert all the time, and sometimes, just sometimes, if a song comes on, I can feel the beat like I did at the concert. I’m so glad that I got tickets to go to the Panic! At the Disco concert.
Just walking into the theater Belle and I were freaking out.
“We’ll be seeing our favorite band in less than 10 minutes!” We were more excited than a dog getting a treat! Finally, the concert started. The way this concert work was there was an opening band/ show, which happened to be “Into The Wilderness” then Panic! At the Disco played, then Weezer. It was really 3 concerts for the price of one. They all went on tour together which made the whole show almost 3 hours long! The amount of excitement I had was hard to contain. …show more content…
In my mind, I was bouncing off of every wall; meanwhile, Belle was physically freaking out.
but on the outside, I just had a slight smile on my face. We were in the middle row of the bleachers, so we had the perfect view of the bands. Our faces lit up with a bright glow, like the sun bursting through the clouds on a summer’s day. Belle and I were so surprised about how good our seats actually were. It couldn’t have gone any better. The music blasted, the fans were screaming, the bass sent vibrations that shook the whole stadium. The songs were so much better live. Better than I ever imagined. Suddenly, my favorite song started. I turned and looked at Belle, and we both lost it. We were screaming, singing, dancing and overall being two complete weirdos. Belles parents looked at us like we were crazy, the people around us thought we were going nuts, but we didn’t care. This was a really big deal for the both of
us. We both new every lyric and sang until our throats were scratchy. By the end of the night, we both new our voices would be gone. Once Panic! At the Disco finished their part of the concert, Weezer, more a 90’s band came on stage. Belle and I weren’t as familiar with them, but we had a good time Going to a concert and experiencing live vocals, and live instruments really gave the songs a new feel. Nothing could compare to that night. I still think about the concert all the time, and sometimes, just sometimes, if a song comes on, I can feel the beat like I did at the concert. I’m so glad that I got tickets to go to the Panic! At the Disco concert.