It’s
been a while since I’ve been to a large stadium-like concert (or in our case, parking
lot concert, because apparently that’s the only place where we can host shows
over 2000 people) and I now remember why I prefer smaller venues. There’s an
undeniable energy and adrenaline that comes from a 10000+ crowd, but there’s
also an undeniable waiting line that doesn’t seem to ever end. Or to be more
accurate, 3 lines, one for the tokens, one for the drinks and one at the
toilets. It amazes me that after so many years of organising large concerts,
they still can’t reach a proper ratio of stands/people - or most likely, they
just don’t care. So in 5 hours I drank one cup of water (I guess that’s
appropriate for a mid-summer evening), because I refused to waste the show by
standing in line and the breaks between bands simply weren’t enough to get a
drink.