Maroon 5 Concert

Saturday: February 28, 2015

Hey guys! Well as some of you may know from my previous blog post , I saw FREAKING MAROON 5 LAST NIGHT! 

Okay sorry my keyboard just like randomly went all caps, you know how keyboards can be.

Anyway, yes I went to go see Maroon 5 last night with my friends David, Giulia, and Nicole. They came to pick me up from school around 4:30 and we drove directly to Nashville along with what seemed like the rest of the population but David's driving skills laugh in the face of traffic so we got there in a timely manner. 

First we stopped by Wendy's to grab some food but I wasn't all that hungry so just got fries and a drink while David and Giulia got meals. Then we parked in the back of a McDonald's parking lot, a few streets away from the Bridgestone Arena, and just walked the rest of the way. The concert itself was so amazing, Rozzi Crane and Magic! opened for Maroon 5 but they finally came on at about 9 and the concert was over by 11ish. It was so so so fun. By the time I got home it was a little after midnight and I sort of just crashed in bed.  

It wasn't my first concert but it kind of just edged me on to want see more!
Comment below any concerts you've been to or want to go to!

Katya Podkovyroff 





Nicole, Giulia, and me





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Comments

  1. Anonymous28 February, 2015 18:53

    I went to a Lana Del Ray concert last summer! It was awesome! I really want to go to a Maroon 5 though!

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    1. Unknown28 February, 2015 22:25

      I wish I could go to a Lana Del Ray concert that'd be freaking amazing!!

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  2. Anonymous28 February, 2015 22:22

    My last concert was a Kanye West one, dope as hell

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    1. Unknown28 February, 2015 22:25

      I'm not much of a Kanye fan but my best friend David is and I bet it was really hype.

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  3. Lacy Smithson28 February, 2015 22:23

    I LOVE YOUR BLOG SO MUCH OMG I READ IT ALL THE TIME AND YOURE JUST SO COOL.

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    1. Unknown28 February, 2015 22:25

      You're so sweet, thank you very much!! :)

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