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Concerts aren't for everyone.
Some people love the crowds, sounds and atmosphere you can only experience at a concert while those same things are a complete turn off for others.
But the only way to know if you're a concert lover or hater is to experience one.
And some of those experiences are truly unforgettable—not always for good reasons.
Actor and icon George Takei asked Twitter to share their concert experiences.
He tweeted:
"What's the most memorable concert you've ever been to, friends?"
\u201cWhat's the most memorable concert you've ever been to, friends?\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1667174181
But most people only had good memories.
YES in 1976. pic.twitter.com/sE3aWiXcRa
— Brian Ulmer (@brianulmer503) October 31, 2022
Verdi's opera Nabucco at the Arena di Verona. Due to rainfall in the middle of the famous chorus we had in fact 3 different versions of „Va, pensiero“, a special intense one with full chorus and a white (!) piano solo. The Arena as a plus. I'll never forget.
— Christa Helene (@hollaenderin) October 31, 2022
@sc B-Sides at Terminal 5 pic.twitter.com/FGRvQ94zmX
— Michel-Jean Basquiat (@blahsquiat) October 30, 2022
\u201c@TraceyKent @GeorgeTakei (a young) Bruce Cockburn, 1977, UWO Constitution Hall. Photo @ moi\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1667174181
Bon Jovi and Skid Row
Both bands brought out special guests during the concert and it turned into a Non Jovi -Skid Row - Aerosmith - Motley Crue concert.
Made my day.
— Vaprak (@Vaprak2) October 30, 2022
Coldplay pic.twitter.com/IjVNDUBNFo
— Miranda Kenneally THE PICK-UP is out now! (@MirandaKennealy) October 31, 2022
Nirvana, In Utero, Dayton OH 1993…because I was a moron and got into the pit with a still-healing broken finger and re-broke it. Shredded the tendons, still cannot straighten it even after multiple surgeries. ☹️
— Vulcan Dragon (@MichaelCarmack_) October 31, 2022
\u201c@Tweety_1_2_3 @GeorgeTakei I find it always feels like he's very engaged with the audience, really connected, makes a big show feel intimate.\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1667174181
1990 😊✨💎 pic.twitter.com/YLHmAwrDzn
— SciFiWorld.se (@SciFiWorld_se) October 31, 2022
\u201c@DKodaKat @GeorgeTakei Wow! That would have been surreal!\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1667174181
Reba! pic.twitter.com/bs845mgVSg
— Anthony (@IARebaFan) October 31, 2022
Saw Bob Dylan in East Belfast in the 80s in a tiny sports hall, when Van the man joined him on stage. There was around 400 people max there.
Also saw Dylan supported by Tom petty in London the night the Travelling Wilburys were formed in the storm of 1987.
— Lefty Wright (@leftywright44) October 31, 2022
\u201c@suevon @GeorgeTakei Good for her. My mom came to a Bob Dylan concert with my sisters and I. She was probably about my age now (61) we were standing up front and some guys put her on their shoulders so she could see! \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\udc80\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1667174181
Michael Jackson’s Victory Tour, 17th row center at CNE stadium! pic.twitter.com/r7lWA94yfG
— Sunny (@RPdarling3) October 31, 2022
There have been so many, Uncle George. One sticks out for me - Earth Wind and Fire with Chicago.
They played a few numbers together.
It was joyous!! What a party! A true wall of sound! I'd do that one over and over again!
— Jane Eichenberger (@Janewhatever1) October 31, 2022
@prince in 1984
I actually had to move out bc parents were afraid of festival style concerts after The Who stampede.
Totally worth it pic.twitter.com/EspWiB7unE
— 👑🆘Ms Former Beltway Resident Grant-Blackwell♊️♋ (@ThyGeekGoddess) October 31, 2022
Are you a concert lover?
What's your most memorable concert?