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*red* wrote:I know what you mean.
I have to bribe my mates to come with me and often buy their tickets!!
Sucks really
Tossers. I would never stand for that. At least in Camden tomorrow I'm meeting a mate at The Worlds End and will no doubt run into others.
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jackcake wrote:*red* wrote:I know what you mean.
I have to bribe my mates to come with me and often buy their tickets!! :o
Sucks really :o :(
Tossers. I would never stand for that. At least in Camden tomorrow I'm meeting a mate at The Worlds End and will no doubt run into
Personally, I've never really understood the problem with going to gigs alone. I rarely do anything else these days. That said, there's a bunch of regulars that you see at London gigs, and it's not uncommon for me to bump into someone I know. But even without that, so you get to see the band on your own... where's the problem?
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Tet wrote:jackcake wrote:*red* wrote:I know what you mean.
I have to bribe my mates to come with me and often buy their tickets!!
Sucks really
Tossers. I would never stand for that. At least in Camden tomorrow I'm meeting a mate at The Worlds End and will no doubt run into
Personally, I've never really understood the problem with going to gigs alone. I rarely do anything else these days. That said, there's a bunch of regulars that you see at London gigs, and it's not uncommon for me to bump into someone I know. But even without that, so you get to see the band on your own... where's the problem?
I usually take a book. But I'm fairly certain if I put more effort into it I could find somebody to chat to every time.
There's usually somebody there who's interested in discussing patches and t-shirts, if nothing else.
PaulMaiden wrote:I don't mind going to gigs alone, I just make friends with the people around me. If they aren't friendly, I move!
Fair enough but your not a 25 year old female (well I hope not!!)
Been to festivals alone but always arranged to meet randoms there first so not a scary. Bit different at a gig.
Whenever I have gone to gigs alone some sleezy guy tries to stick his hand up my skirt.
Last time I went to a gig I lost my glasses, shoes and got trampled on and that was when I was with someone.
Imagine if I went alone!!
I understand that going alone is not always bad but I like to share the experience and music with people I know.
Much more fun that way.
The only gig I think I would go alone to is maiden because nothing will keep me from my boys!!
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