'Serenity'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
(But I am coming to Rochester to see them with a friend! Who is, um, 23! And will hopefully make me look less old.)
I tend to go to concerts with a posse of underage fangirls, although two of them recently (finally) turned 21, so at least I'm not the only one with a wristband.
When I'm at concerts with people my age, it tends to be a little less fun and a lot more Stuff White People Like.
a little less fun and a lot more Stuff White People Like
Isn't that the next Fall Out Boy single?
There should be a band called That Band White People Like.
I don't actually go to concerts. I've been to one in my entire life that wasn't, like, people playing in a bar that you could wander in and out of. It was Harry Connick, jr, in like, 1995. And it was too crowded and pushy. So something tells me I am never actually going to see these bands live.
I've seen very few bands in recent years. Now if I'm considering seeing a show, my question is, "Is there seating, and do I have to show up way before the doors open to get seating?"
I just don't wanna be on my feet that long....
Isn't that the next Fall Out Boy single?
Oh, SNERK.
And also, yes.
I'm trying to remember the last show I went to, and I'm having a really hard time. It may have been Steve Winwood at the Rutgers Auditorium about ... ten years ago? Which, wow. Not exactly filled with teenies, for one thing.
So seeing Panic and the rest of the bands on the tour should be interesting to say the least.
I have been to, um... approximately 25-30 concerts in the last year.
I am shrift.
I have children! They get in the way of fun so often. ::sobs::