Concert Creative Writing

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Standing outside I can hear my heart beating in my chest; everything seems surreal. In the background I hear people cheering and know that everyone here is waiting for the same reason I am. We're going to see an amazing artist perform, a person who changed most of our lives. A concert is the most amazing experience, it makes you feel more alive than any other time, the rush of energy courses through your body is unlike anything else and you never want to leave. For one night you can forget about everything.
Im standing outside a bar and grill in Chicago waiting in line to see one of my favorite artists. I am overwhelmed with the smell of all kinds of food cooking inside the bar. My hands are shaking from excitement. I get to the front of the …show more content…

As quick as a flash of lighting Gnash comes on stage,everyone explodes with excitement.He comes out singing a very energetic song that gets everyone dancing and singing along.I take a look around,everyone in that entire room has a smile on their face and looks truly happy, including myself.I jerk my attention back to Gnash because I don't want to miss a second of his amazing performance.As the night goes on everyone is laughing,singing,dancing, and smiling. I have a rush of happiness and I feel like I am on top of the world nothing else matters besides music. Way too soon it is suddenly the last song the rush of energy made this two hour concert seem like only a few minutes.In those two hours it made me feel the happiest i've ever been. Before I know it Gnash walks off stage after thanking everyone for coming. Everyone starts piling out of the venue sounding like a herd of elephants as they left, but I stay behind because I bought the tickets to meet

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