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Would you go to a gig on your own?
I want to go and see Ben Howard play but I don't know anyone else that likes him or would even just go with me but I think I'd feel a bit odd going on my own. Would you?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes probably although it would be one of the few things I would feel uncomfortable about doing alone. I've gone for dinner, a drink, to the cinema, to the theatre, watched music in the pub, etc.. on my own but a gig would make me feel a little uncomfortable. But then if I really wanted to go I'd grin and bear it... I find at gigs I talk to a lot of people randomly anyway so would actually probably be fine :c)
As a music writer, I go to gigs constantly, and I am almost always on my own - the present Mrs Hughes likes almost none of the music i enjoy professionally or socialy.
As a guy it is easier, but consider this - I wrote for five years as the UK Correspondent for Metal Maniacs, a New York extreme metal title, they thought bands like Metallica were lighweights!
That meant me going to gigs played by obscure Scaninavian metalheads, and when you consider that I look like a Loyd Grossman / Paul McKenna hybrid, andf I'm fifty-seven, you can imagine how much I stuck out!
But the great thing about gigs is, no-one cares who you are, what you look like, or indeed who you are with, you can often get into conversation with people near you, and have a nice evening with some company, or not if you prefer to be left on your own.
I'd get along to any artist you enjoy - no-one is going to accuse you of being a saddo because you are alone, no-one will notice, or care, neither should you.
As a guy it is easier, but consider this - I wrote for five years as the UK Correspondent for Metal Maniacs, a New York extreme metal title, they thought bands like Metallica were lighweights!
That meant me going to gigs played by obscure Scaninavian metalheads, and when you consider that I look like a Loyd Grossman / Paul McKenna hybrid, andf I'm fifty-seven, you can imagine how much I stuck out!
But the great thing about gigs is, no-one cares who you are, what you look like, or indeed who you are with, you can often get into conversation with people near you, and have a nice evening with some company, or not if you prefer to be left on your own.
I'd get along to any artist you enjoy - no-one is going to accuse you of being a saddo because you are alone, no-one will notice, or care, neither should you.
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