6th November 2016
33.Attend an awesome concert
Looking back now, there's so many amazing gigs I remember going to. But the first awesome concert I went to after this bucket list was created had to be Catfish and the Bottlemen at the Bournemouth O2.
Now, I had seen Catfish before and they were bloody brilliant, so of course I wanted to see them again. I got a standing ticket and got as close as I could to the front. I was to the side but still in the mosh pit. They played all my favourite songs and I managed to get a load of photos and videos.
You know that feeling you get when you're standing with strangers but you're dancing together and you all have something in common. That adrenaline when the band stops but the audience keeps singing and you don't feel alone.
You can feel the bass in your chest and the ground shaking and you'll probably never see these people in the crowd again, but you forget that and sing until you loose your voice.
People are sat on other's shoulders with their hands in the air. Personal space is forgotten but it doesn't matter because you're seeing a good band and you're reminded that this is what it feels like to be alive.
And if you've never felt this feeling before, I hope you will; because there is nothing like it. You can feel it more than once and it won't ever get old. I think we need to feel this every once in a while.
There was and will be many concerts after this one. I will see Catfish again.
Thanks,
Amy.
33.
Now, I had seen Catfish before and they were bloody brilliant, so of course I wanted to see them again. I got a standing ticket and got as close as I could to the front. I was to the side but still in the mosh pit. They played all my favourite songs and I managed to get a load of photos and videos.
You know that feeling you get when you're standing with strangers but you're dancing together and you all have something in common. That adrenaline when the band stops but the audience keeps singing and you don't feel alone.
You can feel the bass in your chest and the ground shaking and you'll probably never see these people in the crowd again, but you forget that and sing until you loose your voice.People are sat on other's shoulders with their hands in the air. Personal space is forgotten but it doesn't matter because you're seeing a good band and you're reminded that this is what it feels like to be alive.
And if you've never felt this feeling before, I hope you will; because there is nothing like it. You can feel it more than once and it won't ever get old. I think we need to feel this every once in a while.
There was and will be many concerts after this one. I will see Catfish again.
Thanks,
Amy.
