Show Luo’s 2017 Crazy World Tour is coming to my country… and I’m going!!
Just wanted to share my excitement with you readers. Those of you who frequent SkimmedMilkDrama should know my love for Show Luo. So when I realised he was holding a concert at my country, I decided immediately that I want to buy tickets and completed the purchase less than 3 hours later.
It was an impromptu decision. I didn’t even know he was coming until I saw the advertisement, quite belatedly, I must say. The truth is, although I love Show to bits, I’m not a hardcore fan of his singing or songs. I like him more as a host for his funny personality. My knowledge of his songs is largely limited to the drama OSTs from Corner with Love, Hi My Sweetheart and Hot Shot.
Even so, I didn’t hesitate. This might be the only time I’ll ever see Show live so I took the chance. I’m really not a crazy fangirl but I want to do wilful things while I’m young. This is my first concert ever, and it might just be the last one because I don’t particularly like crowds or loud noises (which explains why I’m hiding behind my laptop watching dramas and blogging here). For Show Luo, I’m going to brave it all!
Any avid concert-goers? Tell me what to do! I’m so lost.
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Whooooo, have fun! I think it’s awesome that you’re willing to give concerts a try, even though you don’t like crowds or loud noises.
I don’t go to concerts that often and have only attended one in Chinese (JJ Lin), but here are some things I’ve learned over the years:
* Bring earplugs just in case, especially if the concert is indoors. I’m not familiar with Show’s music (I only know one of his songs), so I don’t know if he’s the type to blast loud music, but it’s better to be prepared.
* If the concert is standing-room only, or if you don’t have a reserved seat, go early to get a good spot. If you have a reserved seat, then you don’t have to arrive as early. But factor in time for a security/bag check and bathroom break before the concert.
* If you are interested in meeting Show in person and are willing to splurge a little, see if Show is doing any VIP stuff for his concert. I’m not sure if this is something Chinese artists do, but it definitely makes for a more personal experience, though it usually is quite a bit of money.
Hope this helps!
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