concertgoing

Most rock clubs have moved away from the cabaret model, as concertgoing has become more of a contact sport.

A cover of Concertgoing, which is by Pretty Balanced.

This, I am sure, is one reason concertgoing is a less fervent American pastime than before.

"Hassle-free concertgoing," was Mr. Lockwood's description.

The lack of a viable rock undercurrent in some ways made South by Southwest a success, signaling an end to mercenary concertgoing and a return to music for music's sake.

Even Less Expensive There are other inexpensive ways to hear concerts for those who don't want to take their chances on radio contests, or who prefer to plan their concertgoing in advance.

One of the pleasures of jazz concertgoing is to see a group of older musicians who have played together so often that individually and together they have reached the essence of their style.

Jack Walsh and Rachel Chanoff, co-producers of the Brooklyn festival, base their choices on their own extensive concertgoing as well as advice they and the other festival producers seek from artists and presenters.