Justin Bieber : Purpose World Tour Performed At The Savemart Center

I attended the University of Indianapolis Jazz Ensemble on Wednesday, October 11, 2017. The concert was located in the Ruth Lilly Performance Hall at 7:30p.m. The band played a total of eight different songs, varying in the types of jazz. I perceived the overall mood of the whole concert as energizing, powerful, and uplifting. I was also able to apply much of the knowledge that I learned in class to the event.

There’s no better feeling than being at a concert and jamming along to songs that you love while surrounded by people who share the same love for the music. Music concerts are majestic environments where a variety of different people come together in order to share their love of music. A few weeks ago I attended a Zac Brown Band concert for the first time and I was truly inspired by the band’s artistry and skill. The band was fully able to captivate their audience with their soulful tunes and obvious passion for performing. One moment of the concert that particularly stood out to me was when the band performed a cover of The Beatles hit song “Let it Be.” Zac Brown Band was able to stay true to the original song while bringing a whole different level of soul to the music through the addition of a gospel choir. The audience immediately related to the song and came together to sing along to a song by one of the biggest bands in music history. Zac Brown Band was able to successfully deliver such a powerful song as “Let it Be” which was off of The Beatles final studio album.

These include 2011 Simple Man Cruise , B-93 Birthday Bash, Blackout Tour, Blood, Sweat & Beers Tour, Concert at the Brickyard 400, Country2Country, Hell on Wheels Tour, Houston Rodeo, Let It Ride, Live In Overdrive Tour, Take It Outside Tour, The Big Revival Tour, The Blood, Sweat, & Beers Tour, and the Two Lanes Of Freedom tour.

Jason Singleton is a dynamic and colorful drummer who can only be describe on the drums as a “musical beast”. His versatility to adapt in any genre of music is demonstrated in traditional bands setting, contemporary charge or jazz flow, Jason’s talents and ability continues to make him a very sought after drummer in the music industry.

Tyler is the lead singer but he is also the one who plays the most instruments. For many of his songs he plays the piano, "The first song I ever played on the piano was my own. I never took any lessons; I looked at the piano and realized that music was a way of being able to say something…” (Tyler Joseph). I bought a ukulele mostly so I could learn their songs because he has made a few songs with this instrument as well. In addition, he can play the bass, keytar, and synthesizer. Joshua is simply the drummer (Gwenevere). Many people may think that is not much but he puts more emotion and effort into playing than any other drummer I have ever

On November 18, 2015, I attended a UAB concert involving jazz combos and a guitar ensemble. This concert was filled with amazing musicians, intricate solos, and thick harmonies. There were three jazz combos and one guitar ensemble; the first set was the guitar ensemble, which contained four guitarists and one bass player. The ensemble consisted of four songs: “Swing It,” a swing-style song; “Samba #1”; “A Child is Born,” a waltz; and “Bill’s Bay.” The main theme of “Bill’s Bay” was very catchy and memorable, and the ensemble’s most impressive player to me was Michael Galanti on the bass guitar. His solos involved precise pizzicato and quick movement that I have never witnessed in a bass player.

On September 19, 2016, I attended a live performance at “Villa Elba Lounge” in the Bronx, New York. The group featured was “Felo Swing y su Orquesta” and the main singer was Felo Swing. During the presentation, the eight members of the group played an important role to accomplish their goal, which was entertaining. However, two of them had more than one function: they were part of the choir. But, also each one of them had to play an instrument; one a piano, and the other one a guitar. Most of the time, Felo Swing was featured as a soloist, because he sang most of the songs alone. The remaining five members of the group had also fundamental parts of the presentation: two of them played guitars, one the bongo, one the drum, and the only woman

Cars lined up all waiting to get into the Schottenstein Center many of young girls screaming and singing all for the one and only JUSTIN BIEBER! Many fans believe that he is the one of the best performer in the pop music genre, so I decided to go see it for myself. Bieber is known for his powerful props such as rain, trampolines, and solos with no background music. All this make his show pure entertainment.

Nothing beats a great guitar solo. The world’s greatest guitarists are at their best when they get to showcase talent and pour their heart and soul into the solo.

I believe it was a Michael Buble Concert at MSG, and I missed it as I was away on my honeymoon…Yes, I 'm planning to check out Shakespeare in the Park in the next few weeks as it just opened for the season…Live events help bring out the exciting adventurous side of my personality, as well as the energetic and fun-loving side. Dina

On Wednesday, February seventeenth, I had the pleasure of attending Noteworthy’s concert at the Meyer-Mclean Theater. Noteworthy is an a capella group from Brigham Young University, and is composed entirely of female students. Though only one of the girls is a music major, all share an incredible love of music, and it showed in their thoughtful, energetic performance.

The date of the performance was on November 2, 2015. It was a jam night that anyone could go up and jam with others. However, the show started with the group performance; Jamie Kime was on lead guitar, John Ziegler was on guitar, Chris Roy was on Bass, Doug Webb was on tenor sax, and I did not get the name of the keyboard player and the

On November 1st at 7 pm, I attended the Stars at Night concert series performed by Texas State University’s jazz ensemble in San Marcos, Texas. They had Steve Houghton as their guest artist. I was excited to attend because I had yet to see the inside of the new performing arts center or go to a live jazz performance.

On October 1, 2017, I went to The Shins concert at the Cal Coast Credit Union amphitheater at San Diego State University. On this occasion, I accompanied my brother who is a devoted fan of The Shins. I agreed to accompany him when he bought the tickets during the summer. Further, the only song I’ve heard from The Shins is “Saint Simon”, which was included in the Windows XP media player, as one of the sample songs. Moreover, we arrived at SDSU around 5 pm. We easily found parking at one of the parking structures in SDSU. If I remember correctly, they charged $15 for the parking. Upon arriving to the venue, I observed that most of the concertgoers were adults, some parents took their children to the concert as it was an all ages concert. Also,

The concert I decided to go to was held in Valley Brewing Company. The event was called “Take 5, Jazz at the Brew”. I went to the show July 11, 2013. The group I saw didn’t have a name. It was just a group of people performing together. The concert hall was a very nice venue. It was on an extended closed off area past the common area at the bar. The area was very dim lit and was decorated very fancy and elaborate. The music that was played that night was Jazz.