Where is places to find concert buddies? I've always been introverted/quiet and not easily made friends, and the few close friends I have aren't much for shows or into the same music. I didn't mind missing shows in the past as for the most part I couldn't take the time off work and/or didn't have the money for it. Now though, I have both but no one to go with and its really bothering me. The biggest issue is I live in a rural area, so all concerts require a decent amount of travel. I've lucked out here and there with shows happening in the same province ( still a 6-8 hour drive for me) that my dad could attend with me. This is only gotten worse with bands I'd LOVE to see, only coming to 2 maybe 3 canadian cities, never one in my province. So those $200 tickets now come with flights & hotel, not the easiest thing to ask of someone whose not big into the band. I've considered just going alone, but my husband doesn't like that idea, he doesn't have a problem with the cost, but doesn't want me going alone. So thats where I'm at, is there any subreddits or even apps for finding concert buddies?
EDIT So its pretty unanimous, I should just go myself, which I'm not totally against. I guess my hang up is just how much traveling it takes to get to cities like Vancouver or Toronto. My closest " local" venue would be at least 5 hour drive, but its not a commonly chosen city so more likely I'd be going to the next closest which is 7 hour drive. Neither is too big of an issue as I'm used to doing that kind of drive almost monthly. That 7 hour drive is also the most logical airport to any major city, there's smaller airports closer but they only run on certain days a week, flys only into the city I could drive to and those flights are ludacrisly expensive.
You find concert buddies when you start going to concerts alone.
I’m involved in a very active group chat of about 10 people - all people I’ve met from seeing concerts locally.
Love your avatar!!
I only got to see F242 at Cold Waves LA a few years ago.
That event is so on my radar - one day! We go to Dark Force Fest in NJ, which comes kinda close. Really would like to hit some of the European fests of a similar vibe
Did you see that Die Krupps is touring North America?
They play on the 17th of April here in San Diego, then Thrill Kill Kult plays the next night!
TKK has been on a tear lately - went from nothing to a show every 6 months.
Def seeing DK when they come back. They opened for Ministry last time and put on a great show. Maybe the only live performance we saw that night :)
I've seen them 17 times (TKK) since 1991. The bulk of the shows were in the past the few years prior to covid, and then since the world opened up.
I saw the LA show of Ministry, TKK, and DK. Jurgen told me after the show that they'd be doing an North American tour since their visas were good for a year and they were so expensive.
Big shock, but in 2024 the cost for an entertainment visa went from about $400 to $1600…. (Per person!)
Came to say this.
This is the way! I used to skip concerts because I didn’t want to go alone. Then I realized that I’ll be surrounded by thousands of people who like the same artist I do, and it turns out it’s really easy to make friends! I’ll never skip a concert because I’m alone again.
Same here. Got divorced, lost my travel buddy & missed years of amazing shows. No more. Went solo this year for D&C run. Going solo for Billy Strings & Widespread. Life's to short. Enjoy your adventures!
As a loner who has gone to every concert alone just go alone. Talk to your seat neighbour its not a big deal and not a big issue
I never went to concerts alone.
Ever.
Until one day, I look over at my buddy who's ticket I paid for, and realized he's been texting for like 15 minutes.
And I thought if I hadn't paid for his ticket, then I could get another beer.
I went to my first concert alone (a festival) and had a blast.
I've done probably 40 shows alone. And my last vacation was 7 days alone in the Bahamas. There's something about being able to do whatever I want, whenever I want is absolutely magical.
This! There were shows where the only reason a friend came with me was bc I agreed to pay for their ticket and I did it bc I didn’t want to go alone. Halfway through the show I looked at them and thought “if I hadn’t paid for two of these seats, I could have had one pit ticket and been having a way better time”. After that, I decided I didn’t care if they were there or not really so why waste my money on it.
Preach!!! I told my sister about the last concert I went to and she didn't wanna go with me be ause she doesn't like going to Quebec. Like seriously???? So fine I went alone. Best time I ever had. There was just something about being able to do things on my own timeline. I made a few "temporary" friends at the concert, have the selfies as memories of those people it was great
I am the same way! I go to many events solo. My friends generally aren't into the same music. I also go to sporting events, comic cons, book signings, malls, state parks, and more on my own time.
It was my first time going solo and idk tbh if I'd do it any other way again
I used to take my late partner to shows. I would practically have to beg him to go and I would have to pay for everything including buying him something from the merch table. The drive there and back he was an absolute pain. He genuinely seemed to enjoy the show but the rest was a nightmare. And if he didn’t go, I didn’t go. Then he died and I decided to go see my favorite band at a big arena show by myself. Best decision ever. It was so liberating on so many levels and the show itself was amazing. Never looked back but guess what? Now I do have concert buddies for lots of shows but I also never mind going by myself.
I only go to shows alone because no one likes my music. It’s great! I can stand wherever I want and have no one else to worry about.
YES! It’s the best. Once you start feeling comfortable doing everything you want - with or without anyone joining you, it’s very freeing and the absolute best. 🥳
I just go alone. I'll drive up to 6 hours and grab a hotel near the venue. I love it.
To actually answer your question.... Facebook fan groups. There are several that I'm active in where I've met many folks that I now call friends and look forward to seeing them at shows. Sometimes we get an air BNB together, sometimes we pre-game and hang out for a bit and sometimes I just see them in the pit.
I came here to say this.
I met my boyfriend in a FB fan group when I started participating in them. And now I have tapped into a network of friends and acquaintances that is amazing.
It’s fun to go travel to shows and meet up with random people from the groups.
I travelled for a couple of shows to Colorado. Horrible departure weather, 8 hours of delays, 1.5 hour drive from airport to venue.... I arrived about 3/4 of the way through the headliners and was greeted with hugs when I walked into the room. It was weird and wonderful to have friends from around the country waiting for me in a totally new-to-me state.
Red Rocks?
I went to Minnesota for the Halloween Tool show a couple years ago. I had chatted with several of the people that were meeting up but hadn’t met them face to face. They were all great. And that’s where I met my boyfriend who coincidentally lives in Denver.
Most of the time when we go to shows- we see at least 1 person we know from the FB groups.
Red Rocks is awesome but this was little more obscure... Clutch, my favorite band, did 2 nights w/ 2 special events (acoustic bonus set on night 1 and a casual hang-out meet & greet on night 2) at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park. The venue is already small but the special events were for hotel guests only so it was even smaller.
Ohhh I like Clutch- have seen them a couple times! And the Stanley is on my list! It looks like an amazing small venue!
Best place to find concert buddies is to go alone. You'll make friends for the duration of the show or the potential for longer.
"I don't want you going alone....."
"Then come with me." ;) Problem solved.
Right! Even if he doesn't go to the show, he can come with and do drop off and pick up. That way you can have fun traveling together and you go to the show while he does whatever for a few hours.
People saying go alone aren’t reading the post - this person lives 6-8 hours from the venue at best. Thats a long solo trip. My advice is to go on the subreddit or dischord for the band you like and try to link up with other solo goers, maybe even someone else in your area. You’re still taking internet-chances but I think that’s your best bet. Good luck!
I've flown to another country alone for a concert.
I'm introverted and yet some of my closest friends are those I made 25-30yrs ago from talking at concerts that I went to alone. We are varying levels of closeness, but some of us talk daily, some a couple of times a year, some of us travel across the country (US) to meet up for concerts of the bands we love to get to hang out, see a show, and spend a long weekend catching up.
We are reading the post, but we're also sharing our experiences that have resulted in really great outcomes despite having trepidations surrounding those fears (or people saying it was crazy to do). A lot of people I know still don't understand why a solo woman in her 40s would feel comfortable doing thing, but it makes me happy and I have some of the best memories of my life from these people I've met. It's worth every penny and second spent.
As have I (flown to another country) and as am I (an introvert).
None of that matters when you’re in a dark arena with 20,000 of your new closest friends and the lights come up and the first guitar riff explodes through the PA!
Male pushing 60 here, but my experiences are very similar. I usually go to concerts alone, but for a recent one where I didn't, it was with someone I met at a concert 15 years ago.
I've flown solo from California to New York, Mexico City, and Tokyo to go to concerts. (Full disclosure: I did more than just go to a concert while in those places, but the trips and their timing were built around those concerts.) Sometimes I didn't know anyone else in the audience, sometimes I'd meet up with people I knew from online forums or whom I'd met at concerts in previous years. If you do this sort of thing long enough, you'll accumulate concert friends naturally, even if you're an introvert like me.
Yes! I will look at concert announcements and find places I've never been to before as I live in an area that often gets over looked, so majority of the bands I want to see require travel regardless (even the closest city they might come to is just over an hour away). But the thought is that even if the show is cancelled - sure that sucks, but at least I get to visit a new place and have a nice vacation regardless, even if it wasn't as intended.
Your adventures sound like a blast! I'm in the same boat with the people I know from online forums. I met a lot of people on music message boards (whether they were the bands I liked / were going to see, local scenes / publications or just general online groups about music / concerts). Some people I met standing in line for tickets.
I agree 100% that eventually it is just an organic thing. Not everyone is going to be your friend, and not every show is going to be one where you even talk to someone, but there are great opportunities and connections to be had if you remember they're out there and don't completely shut yourself off from them (or allow others to do so).
Happy to hear you're still out there doing your thing and hope you find some cool new spots and bands (and maybe people) in 2026!
I'm very fortunate to live in the San Francisco Bay Area, which tends not to be overlooked on band itineraries, even if we're talking about some lesser-known indie band from overseas. I've even seen some of my all-time favorite artists at a venue about 100 steps from my front door!
Even so, some of my favorites do require some traveling if I'm going to see them in person. My favorite J-pop girl group (Morning Musume｡) has only ever had four concerts in the U.S. and none closer to my home than Los Angeles. In spite of that, I've seen them 13 times, and that's not even counting performances by former members or handshake and autograph events.
Here's my craziest concert friend story: When I went to Japan Nite (a showcase of Japanese bands) in San Francisco in 2008, I met a guy who coincidentally wrote for the local newspaper in the town where I was born and raised, over 200 miles away. We kept in touch and I ran into him again at a couple of Japanese music events the following year. In 2010, I was at Yokohama Arena for a special "graduation" concert by Morning Musume｡ (the final show for three of the members), and guess who ended up in the seat right next to me! We bought our tickets independently from the same ticket resale shop in Harajuku, neither of us realizing that the other would be going to this concert. What are the odds?! Yokohama Arena is a 17,000-seat venue!
She said her husband doesn’t want her going alone. But I’m curious: who did you fly to another country to see?
I have married friends who travel by themselves and they also travel together and compromise for things that make them happy (whether that be traveling to the location together and going to the show alone or going to the show together). That's something for them to work out in their relationship, honestly, and I'm not going to comment or provide input there beyond pointing out the above. It's not my business.
I started listening to a lot of non-English music during the pandemic and had the opportunity to see a few of those artists while traveling in other countries, so I planned my trip around their concert schedules once it was safe / allowed. There have been a few, but these were smaller and more independent musicians who have never toured the US (and are unlikely to), so I popped myself into these little bars / clubs where I didn't really understand any of the songs and basically could ask for a drink, for help, and for the restroom (and maybe a few other things, but poorly).
I drive long distances by myself frequently, but OP mentioned flying, so presumably they wouldn't be driving a long distance.
That’s the longest road trip I’ve done on my own. Take a nap in the car for a couple hours after and then drive back. Recently did a 10 hour bus ride, hung out at a hotel lobby for a few hours and took the first bus back home. Traveling internationally is actually easier cuz then I build a trip around it. But figuring out how to get to a venue on your own in another country where you don’t know the language is easier than ever with google maps and uber.
I used to get disappointed when nobody would go to concerts with me and I would just sit at home and not go. But at some point I decided life is too short to wait around for other people. I started going to concerts alone and would become buddies with like minded people around me. Especially if it's a standing room concert. Start a conversation about the band your seeing. Offer to buy em a beer and they'll hold your spot in the crowd.
I used to only go with others and now the older I’ve gotten, I almost always go alone. I genuinely prefer it. I just talk to people around me and I can come and go when I want to and don’t have to plan around someone else.
Question - if your husband doesn’t want you going alone but knows it’s something you enjoy, why can’t he come with you?
Go alone, if your husband isn’t willing to go with you then he shouldn’t have a problem with you going alone.
Start going alone!!!! My life got infinitely better when I decided to take the plunge. I flew from PA to NV for when we were young festival this year which was the furthest solo I’ve gone, but it was also the best experience!
I also went alone! The first year.
It was amazing.
Best place to make concert friends is actually at a concert. We've met some really cool people waiting in line and exchanged info and we meet up at other shows now.
I go alone, but if you join facebook groups for that concert tour you will find people who are looking to buy tickets together or have an extra ticket. I've made a few friends because they were selling a good seat and I met them at the show. You have to be in a good group though, that kicks scammers out so that you are able to trust the person if you buy a ticket from a random person.
I am not outgoing, but people always want to talk before the concert so I've made friends that way too. Everyone is your friend at a concert because you all like the same thing at that moment.
Been to 50 or so shows alone you will make buddies at the shows or at hotels/bars around the venue on your travels. I’m pretty introvert and don’t really approach people but a lot of people at shows notice I’m alone and will strike up a conversation with me. Usually how I make jam band buddies
I am not even an introvert.And I prefer to go to concerts alone.I love talking to my friends but I don't want to try to talk to them over the band that I and all the people around me just paid big money for.
One of my good friends came from Australia to a show at The Hollywood Bowl… we had a box seat and he was our box mate. He didn’t know a soul and we told him to dance and have fun with us. We exchanged info after the show and now any time he comes to LA we are his concert buddies! He’s become a great friend.
the app Turn Up could help with that but it seems like there's a lot of people looking for relationships there, however if you put in your bio that you're just looking for friends/concert buddies you should be fine. it shows you profiles based on music tastes
I make concert friends at the show. If you follow each other you can meet up when the band comes back around. It doesn’t work every show but I’ve slowly got a small network of local friends; one girl I met at a show last summer met me for the academy is this winter
Unsurprisingly, I've found my best concert buddies AT concerts.
I have the same issue. I really wanted to see the Soundgarden reunion in LA and luckily there was a meet up on their subreddit that a woman started. They took photos at the pre show and some of them met the band in the lounge. I think I need to be more bold and try to meet people this way. I used to go to shows with a group of male friends but that gets tricky when you don't marry any of them lol. My friends are not into the same music as me. Some of my friends live far away or are disabled.
go to concerts alone and make friends with the people next you, in line, at the merch tables, etc
I’m married and love going to concerts with my husband when it’s something he truly is interested in or enjoys. I also love going to the concerts he wouldn’t enjoy alone so I can have fun and enjoy the show over seeing him look over it or not be on the same energy level as me. Going alone, I always talk to people around me, make besties for the night and just get to do what I want for the concert. Side note, even when you roll in deep with people when the concert starts you can’t talk with who you came with even ways. I never understand why you have to be with anyone, you are going to be in a larger room, club, arena or stadium full of people who love the artist just as much as you and that should make you feel fine being there alone.
I've gone to 3 day festivals with crews of 30+ all the way down to by myself. I've been to easily 500 concerts not counting the dozens of festivals. Ive met some of my current best friends at the shows ive been to solo. Maybe make a shirt or a big button that says "introverted but friendly! Please say hi!"
I promise you you are not the only person who will be at any show you ever go to that is solo.
I met a kid who hitchhiked from Mexico to Chicago by himself to attend 1 day of riot fest to see death grips. This was almost 10 years ago and we still keep up. We may never meet again face to face again but if death grips tours again and I plan to see them in Mexico you can get your bottom dollar I'll be trying to see him.
Embrace it, fellow introvert. Go when, where, whatever, and just take it in. And who knows, you might come across a good hang.
I go to a lot of jam band shows, occasionally alone, it is not uncommon at all to see and meet many other folks rolling solo
been going to concerts alone since i was 13 (25 now and have been to probably close to 100 shows solo) - i almost always make friends at shows. more than once i've seen in the comments of the band's insta someone who is anxious to go alone and i offer to meet up with them if they want a pal.
Which province? 😊
Manitoba 🥶
I've often thought there would be a great meeting spot at each concert for us introverts who actually want someone to share the concerts with.
I don't have any concert buddies either lol. I go alone. And I have an absolutely fabulous time😁
Just go to the show by yourself. You will have fun. You may also meet a concert buddy atbthe show. Just talk to some people while you're there.
I recommend going by yourself. It can feel a bit awkward before the show starts but once the music is playing it’s fine. The bonus is that you don’t need to worry if your friends are into it, you don’t have to leave early because they do, you don’t have to shush them when they want to talk and socialize instead of enjoying the artist.
A good concert buddy is hard to find.
I can understand not wanting to do 6-8 hour drive by yourself but would it be possible for your husband to travel with you and do something else while you go to the concert? When I’ve gone up to Toronto for shows I’ve always found the crowd very nice. What province are you in? I‘m always looking for someone to go to Canadian shows with. Who are your favorite bands/artists?
I guess I didn't explain ot the best way or give enough context. So one of the concerts I'd love to see is in Toronto, and when I said I'm from a rural area, I'm in what some would say "Buttfuck Nowhere" lol so the 6-8 hour drive would be to my closest "local" venue and also the nearest airport to fly to Toronto. So to attend said show would be a 7ish hour drive and a flight to Toronto, and if I was just the 2 of us, we could make it work. But we're parents with a toddler and have 2 dogs so our travel options are limited
I am in Manitoba, so unfortunately we don't get many bands coming through the prairies. Hence me wanting to start traveling farther out for shows, my brother's been doing so for awhile now. Favorite bands at the moment: sleep token, in this moment, evanescence, witchz. Into mostly various metal genres
Travel with two dogs and a toddler sounds like something to be avoided at all costs. We have a toddler gang at my library and they are always busy and running around the book cases. Being in the car that long, nope. I’m in Western NY so Ontario/Toronto is closer to me than New York City where most of the bands go.
Go alone!
It concerns me that your husband “doesn’t like it” and you appear to unconditionally defer to that, but without making this RelationshipAdvice: why not make the trips into a Couple’s Adventure?
Spend a long weekend with him in Ottawa or whatever, check out a couple of museums or hikes or local brewpubs or whatever you enjoy together. And then take one evening to hit the show without him. He can watch a movie you hate in the hotel room, or hit a sports bar to watch that night’s hockey game with the local crowd, or whatever he wants to do. He’ll be “close” in case of whatever catastrophe he’s worried about, and you can enjoy your show everyone else who loves that band like you do.
Thanks for the concern but its not like that, I could've explained better. Hes not telling me I cant go alone, just that he would prefer that I went with someone. And I know he said that with concern for my safety and not in a contrillong manner. For context, he's ex military turned RCMP, he's always thinking what can go wrong. As lovely as that sounds and definitely would've been a possibility a few years ago, we now have a toddler and 2 dogs. So that does limit our options and vastly increases expenses.
Alone is great. Opens up your whole world
Best place to find concert buddies is at concerts. Try for subreddits or other fan groups for the specific artist, genre or festival. There’s always usually a post about “who’s going on their own” and then you can join that group. But ultimately I plan and buy tickets first, finding someone to go with or meet is the icing not the goal.
Edit to add. If you have a car you’ll make some people super happy that would want to go to the show but can’t drive there. I met a guy at a local show and we chatted about how the band had another show the week after in the next state over. Since my friend couldn’t go and I didn’t have a car, I now had these two tickets. So I literally just texted him the next day and said, hey, if you’re real about wanting to go, if you drive the ticket is on me. We’ve now gone to a couple out of town shows for this same band because we both like them.
Go alone and make friends at the shows. That’s what I do. Now when I go see certain bands it’s like a reunion of friends. If your husband doesn’t want you to go alone he should solve the problem by going with you not telling you not to go. Going to concerts alone is the best way to make concert buddies. Plus, I love the freedom of it myself. I get there when I want. Leave when I want. Stand where I want. It’s great.
Just go! Start with a few smaller, local shows to show your husband you are capable of going alone and maybe you'll meet some like minded people there too. I moved across the country 10 years ago, knew nobody, went to tons of shows by myself... and now help admin a concert group with 1600+ people. Started as a SoCal thing and has grown all over.
Even if I arrive by myself im never alone at shows. Always between a couple and a couple dozen people at every show I go to and we all share concert photos, news, rumors, presale codes... tons of fun.
Go alone, youll find buddies when you do. Its glorious to attend alone. Don't get me wrong, having friends is fun too but lots of fun to go alone too.
In the Netherlands, we made a (web) app specifically for this purpose: https://kawan.app/
Maybe in the future we expand to the US :)
I attend 20-30% of shows solo. There are some bands that no one else I know likes and most of my friends don't want to go out on weeknights, especially as I get older. I haven't made any lasting friendships at shows but I usually find someone to chat with and if not the show is entertainment enough!
I’ve met so many people going to shows by myself, in my area and all over the US. I tend to go to smaller shows, and in my area, I tend to run into the same people at multiple shows for my favorite bands. I’m not particularly outgoing, but you already know you have something in common and there are usually others on their own too. I’ve exchanged socials and check in when shows are announced or other news about our favorites. It’s rare for me to not have at least an acquaintance at a local show now.
You can also “meet” people ahead of time in fan groups like discord or other socials. That’s how I met one of my now best friends going to a show halfway across the country over 3 years ago. We now fly to visit one another a few times a year, sometimes to go to shows for our favorite bands, sometimes just to visit. She was just visiting me last weekend to go a to a couple shows here.
I’m a single woman in my late 30s. I’m generally anxious, never felt comfortable with solo travel, I’ve been afraid of flying since a bad experience as a teen and I live somewhere that doesn’t get many good concerts.
And then early this year one of my favorite artists, who has never toured solo before, announced he was doing a small tour. It wasn’t even a question for me - nothing was going to stop me from being there.
One of the shows was in Vegas, so i went with that one - so I could book a room at the same property as the venue, which helped me feel a little more comfy being on my own in a new, big city. And it was incredible. The concert was amazing. The pride I felt in planning the trip and then navigating everything on my own was amazing.
A few months later when a festival that I’d never imagined being able to attend announced it would be in the US this time, I knew I had the skills and confidence to go - and it was the best weekend of my life. Then one of my favorite bands from my 20s announced their farewell tour, psh - easy!
Going to that first concert alone has awakened something magical in me. Next year I’ve got 8 concerts booked (so far!) all over the country - Vegas, Chicago, Boston, NYC, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Colorado. For a few of them I’ll be meeting up with old friends or new concert buddies for a few I’m going on myself. For all of them I’ll be traveling solo.
All of that to say - just go. Traveling solo can be plenty safe. Book hotels close to the venue when possible. Do some advance research on the places you’re going to. But don’t miss out on these experiences - live music is actual magic.
Just go alone. It's also great fun and no big deal!
Embrace the freedom of going to shows alone. Yes, it’s fun to have someone to share the experience with, IF you know they’re a fan and will match your vibe. But there is a freedom of going solo that is unmatched.
I’m my own concert buddy. I inevitably run into people I know at the shows I go to, but I typically go by myself.
I'd rather go alone to concerts sometimes
Ive gone to over 70 concerts alone. Its a lot better alone imo. I mostly go to extremely heavy brutal extreme metal concerts
Just go solo. I've gone to a few solo and its pretty fun, I haven't really talked to anyone near me ever though
I’d encourage you to go solo, or go to some summer festivals where they have activities you can sign up for! I live in a rural area near Seattle and there’s a smaller festival at a county park in the next small town over. It has signups for tree climbing, hiking, running, yoga, art, and something like birding? I met so many nice people at these activities, at the booths, and just chatting with people!
I’m also pretty reserved an not a super fan of going alone, but I went to a free show this past summer by myself for the first time and had fun. I’ve met plenty of at concerts and since it’s an inherently social event I feel alot of people are willing to engage in conversation moreso than everyday life
I go alone very often. It’s usually cheaper, easier to get tickets and I can get a better spot. I make Kandi (friendship bracelets) on my 3D printer for a lot of shows and I give em out to neighbours. It’s been a good way to make friends.
Hey fellow Canadian!
I'm also very introverted, not many friends either to have concert buddies so I know exactly how you feel and I do have a bit of social anxiety. I've actually bit the bullet twice and have attended two concerts alone and honestly both were great experiences! I went to Toronto to see Niall Horan last year and then this year I saw Djo (a.k.a the actor Joe Keery).
For Niall I ended up joining a Niall group on Instagram and I didn't get to meet everyone from the group since a few had VIP and had to be in early. We're planning on reconnecting whenever Niall tours again.
For Djo I actually had two girls recognizing me because of my Djo fan account, I was spotted within the first 10 minutes of being in the venue. However both of them were on the floor and since that concert was at History I was upstairs with a balcony seat. Hopefully we can reconnect whenever Djo tours again.
I have gone to concerts with my childhood bestie a few times, we tried for Hilary Duff tickets for next month but sadly no luck. However in May we're going to Three Days Grace but we're going with our families so we'll definitely meet up either before the concert, intermission or afterwards. I've mostly gone to concerts with my family, and I've only done three with my boyfriend.
I definitely wish I had concert buddies but I don't like a lot of the same music as most people my age (28F)
Going to concerts alone is great! I can go see who I want to see and don't have to worry about other peoples. I was hesitant to go alone the first time and got over that real quick!
Well if you ever wanna go to concerts in Toronto , I always go alone as well ;)
My husband goes alone or with members of his record club. I try to go when I can, we live in Chicago. He goes to 6 concerts a month, and I can’t keep up.