Everyone loves to go to concerts, and everyone’s seen some amazing concerts in their lifetime. However, there are definitely a few concerts you need to see in your lifetime. Whether it’s your favorite childhood band or simply your favorite singer, we all have a list of concerts we want to see at some point. This list may just give you a few more amazing concerts to add to your list!
1 Your Favorite Childhood Musician
You probably didn’t get to see your favorite childhood musician when you were growing up for various reasons. In fact, even if you did get to see them, you probably don’t remember much of it. If your favorite singers from your childhood come to town, make a point to go see them. Who knows when they’ll be back again? It will be one of the most amazing concerts you go to. Who doesn’t love a little bit of nostalgia?
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2 Beyoncé
Beyoncé is personally on my list of concerts I need to see in my lifetime. She’s rocked every television performance we’ve ever seen. My mind is still blown over her Super Bowl performance from last year. I’ve only heard even better things about her concerts. Everyone loves Beyoncé, so everyone needs to see her in concert.
3 Taylor Swift
I may be a little biased, but Taylor Swift concerts are basically works of art. They’re a mix of concert and Broadway show. They’re so elaborate, and of course she does an amazing job with the concert as a whole. If you haven’t had a chance to see her in concert yet, make some time. You will be converted to a Taylor Swift fan if you aren’t one already, trust me.
4 A Music Festival
There’s no excuse to skip a music festival during the summertime. It seems like there’s a new music festival to check out every week during the summer. If you can make a music festival or two fit with your schedule this summer, they’re definitely worth checking out!
5 An Acoustic Set
Acoustic sets are fun, but acoustic sets in huge venues are even better. Ed Sheeran is the perfect example of an act who’s best at acoustic sets in huge venues. He doesn’t have a backup band, just an acoustic guitar, yet he’s playing huge arenas and stadiums. This fall he played an entire acoustic set at Madison Square Garden. If you haven’t seen an acoustic set in a big venue, you need to check one out! They’re mind-blowing.
6 Your Favorite Band
If you have the opportunity to see your favorite band in concert, see them. Bands are tricky because you never know when they might break up. Take this for example: I had the opportunity to see the Jonas Brothers in concert this summer. They were my favorite band during my teenage years. They had tour plans and a new album in the works. I went to the concert and had a blast. A few months later, they broke up. You never know when it could be your favorite band’s last tour, so if you can go, don’t pass up the opportunity!
7 Bruce Springsteen
Once again, I may be a little biased when it comes to Bruce Springsteen. Bruce Springsteen was my first concert, and even though he was fifty-five at the time, it was one of the greatest concerts I’ve been to, to this day. Even though he’s not in his prime anymore, he puts on amazing concerts. He’s a must-see if you haven’t seen him.
Concerts offer the perfect opportunity to have a fantastic time while enjoying the music you love. Who's on your must-see concert list? Let us know your favorites!
