The hottest Concerts Substack posts right now

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Boiler Room 39 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. The author questions if they are too old for music festivals, mentioning awkward conversations about their age at a festival they've been attending since their 30s.
  2. Attending music festivals continues to make the author happy and is a significant part of their life, although they are unsure about the right age to stop going.
  3. The post reflects on the joy of festivals, encounters with strangers questioning age appropriateness, and the author's love for music events despite concerns about aging.
Stream N' Destroy 39 implied HN points 04 Apr 23
  1. The post discusses recent attendance and ticket sales of various hard rock, metal, and punk artists worldwide.
  2. It mentions top performers like Red Hot Chili Peppers, My Chemical Romance, Paramore, and Linkin Park.
  3. The post also highlights Brit sales certifications for bands like AC/DC, Bring Me The Horizon, and Rammstein.
The Reclamation Era 39 implied HN points 01 Sep 23
  1. Taylor Swift's music can really resonate with personal transformations, making her songs feel like a soundtrack to life changes.
  2. The Eras Tour featured many of her popular albums, like Folklore and Midnights, which excited fans and created memorable experiences.
  3. Many people find joy and connection through live concerts, which can leave a lasting impact and be worth every penny spent.
Dada Drummer Almanach 67 implied HN points 22 Aug 23
  1. The Dada Drummer Almanach is taking a break for a tour featuring shows in the UK, Iceland, and France.
  2. The author is excited to perform in London and Glasgow with friend Richard Youngs.
  3. The newsletter's continued support is appreciated, with paid subscriptions helping sustain the author's analog life.
The Reclamation Era 19 implied HN points 21 Aug 23
  1. Attending concerts can have a huge emotional impact, offering a sense of renewal and connection, especially when shared with loved ones. Going to the Taylor Swift concert was a transformative experience for a mother and her daughters.
  2. Music can deeply influence our lives and relationships, helping us feel understood during tough times. The connection between a fan's experience of one artist can be just as meaningful as another's, regardless of mainstream popularity.
  3. Both Taylor Swift and Tori Amos are important artists who have made significant contributions to music in their own ways. It's essential to appreciate and respect different musical journeys and not dismiss what someone else loves.