With different artists and acts coming to the country this year, it’s never too early or too late to prep for the live performances of your faves!
Just like traveling, attending a concert entails going through a journey that takes you to another place. Having yourself immersed in the feel of hearing the music live can actually change your life, and the last thing you want before the date or even on the day itself is a mishap that can ruin your mood. You don’t want to see your favorite stars while carrying negative vibes, do you?
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Make it a stress and worry-free experience by taking note of these helpful tips and tricks:
List the logistics
Whether you are carpooling, commuting, or driving, better make sure that you secure your transportation at least three days before the concert. Take note of vehicle time departure and arrival times, parking locations, and any groups offering car rides to and from drop offs.
With the K-Pop tradition of trading freebies for fans, best to bookmark and keep note of where you can get them. It’s also smart to arrive early to score more banners and other items prepared by fans themselves.
Heed to your health
Just because live shows are back, doesn’t mean getting sick is out of the picture. It’s always better to be safe than sorry, so make sure to be in good health before the show. If you’re feeling under the weather, getting tested for COVID is the best option to also protect other concertgoers. Don’t forget your extra masks, as well!
Weigh the essentials
Concert venues can be strict to avoid accidents and disruptions during the show. Make sure to read on what and what not to bring inside the arena or hall. Again, it’s best not to risk bringing items that may impede others or even your full experience of the show. And of course, the most essential—tickets!
Dress for the part
Having a nice outfit planned for the event means bonus points for your personal snaps, so curate an outfit appropriate for the show. Some venues can be freezing while other locations are hotter than you expect—better check the weather just to be sure. At the end of the day, comfort is your best friend; opt for what’s going to keep you relaxed throughout the concert.
Keep the memory
Whether you want it remembered in your head or through your phone, watching with full attention is the key to enjoying the whole show. In case you’re taking lots of videos, make sure to bring a powerbank and allot adequate phone storage for your desired keepsake!
