Concerts may seem like a free-for-all experience, but several unspoken rules exist to ensure we all have a good time. From cutting in line to smoking in the pit, here are 20 annoying things people ...

Concerts are becoming more aggravating because of self-involved people ruining the experience for others. It's not just you.

What can you do? High excitement for a concert can give people high dopamine releases that they continue to crave when the show is over, psychotherapist Dr. Crystal Burwell, who owns a practice in ...

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Traveling internationally or attending a concert might be a 10, for example, while going to the park may be a three. Then, brainstorm ways to make the easiest one less nerve-racking.

Going to rock concerts has always meant dealing with a bunch of unruly people, many of them very drunk – but it seems like lately things have been worse than ever. Attention spans are at an all ...

He says social media has paved the way for people seeking their 30 seconds of fame. Which in turn breeds ‘copycats’. "Social media drives everything that goes on today," said Thomas.

Every music artist wants the hits to keep coming. But there’s a different kind of show-stopper that's hitting concerts and literally hitting performers. Hearthrob Harry Styles and rapper Drake ...

Every music artist wants the hits to keep coming. But there’s a different kind of show-stopper that's hitting concerts and literally hitting performers. Hearthrob Harry Styles and rapper Drake ...

Every music artist wants the hits to keep coming. But there’s a different kind of show-stopper that's hitting concerts and literally hitting performers. Hearthrob Harry Styles and rapper Drake ...

He says social media has paved the way for people seeking their 30 seconds of fame. Which in turn breeds ‘copycats’. "Social media drives everything that goes on today," said Thomas.