
Spinner Releases Concert Etiquette Guide: What's the Most Important Rule to Follow at a Concert?
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Summer concert festivals are becoming the norm for music fans of all genres. Whether you love jazz, metal, rap or indie rock, there was a festival tailored for your music palate sometime during the past couple of months.
Music bloggers end up attending many of these festivals for work and/or pleasure -- which, this month, would have resulted in a different festival every weekend. And when you're around concert crowds often, you start to notice some trends.
The folks at Spinner noticed bad behavior such as talking through sets, excessive PDA and pushing becoming a norm, so they compiled a list of 13 rules for concert etiquette to help create a method to the madness. Check them out and tell us what you think the most important rule to follow at a concert is.
SPINNER.COM reports:

Music bloggers end up attending many of these festivals for work and/or pleasure -- which, this month, would have resulted in a different festival every weekend. And when you're around concert crowds often, you start to notice some trends.
The folks at Spinner noticed bad behavior such as talking through sets, excessive PDA and pushing becoming a norm, so they compiled a list of 13 rules for concert etiquette to help create a method to the madness. Check them out and tell us what you think the most important rule to follow at a concert is.
SPINNER.COM reports:
13 rules for concert etiquette, as decided by Spinner.

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Top Opinion
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Lunacat 2012/08/17 21:08:05Shut up






















at the movies just check their emails befrore the movie starts is rude
people shoud check texxes & emails on their i-phones maybe after the movie
is over just tobe fair. i never use my cell phone while a movie is playing
yup. oh and if you're a girl with super long hair don't dance around and flip your hair because the people behind you will get super pissed and probably shove you or something
We all paid the same price for the same show (or most of us did). Don't like the experience? Stay home and rent the blu-ray.
I'm okay with getting romantic, as long as you realize kids may be there and keep it to romance and not trying to score.
I'm okay with taking pics, recording, or bringing home movies. It doesn't ruin my enjoyment or take money from the artists.
But while I'm 5'11" and don't have an issue with standing, That isn't true with others I have been to shows with. I've been to shows where instead of standing for some portion of the show, some fans want to stand for the entire show (even if no one in front of them is) and that forces everyone behind them to. Or they climb and stand on the chairs, which blocks views of all behind them.
I'll deal with noise, cameras, singing along, and occasionally a blocked view. But I'm not looking at someone's back the entire show and no one else should either. People need to take their heads out of their butts and realize it isn't all about them and they have a right to have fun but no right to ruin the show for those around them.