Personal Narrative: Jason Aldean Concert

Every year during the summer, my friends and I travel to Manchester, TN. What is in Manchester, TN one might ask? A 700 acre farm solely kept beautiful for us and another 80,000 people from across the nation. We camped four days on this farm and revel in the several amounts of activities, music, and art. The event is called Bonnaroo Music Festival, which holds a big place in my heart. On the farm, I felt a part of a community and a family. The Farm, and or Bonnaroo Music Festival has changed my life as well as my perspective because I feel free to express myself, free to enjoy an array of cultures as well as music and food, and appreciate everyone’s uniqueness. I would hope everyone could try to experience Bonnaroo, and experience what I have on the farm someday.

I especially love this song because it’s so raw and is a roller coaster of emotions. The song starts off with them disagreeing with one another’s view of things, and gradually changes to accepting each other’s views. And what I probably love the most is the fact that they didn’t erase their personality by changing stance on the things that they believe, and instead making both characters accept the other’s perspective. On the other side, I love how this song portrays the feeling of finally accepting who you are, though it may not be how the public imagined you to

Kyle Elliott and Voodoo Soul have been a heavy part of the Kansas City music scene since 2008. They’ve got several hundred live shows under their belt and never fail to entertain. Their crowds are just as varied as their musical selection. They’ve performed for intimate venues in small clubs and restaurants and larger affairs, like fairs and festivals. Their debut album “Northern Sky” has come out to rave reviews and stays in heavy rotation on local radio stations. But their success isn’t just limited to Kansas City. They’ve performed to sold out shows in St. Louis, New Orleans, Memphis, Chicago, Columbia, Baton Rouge, Wichita and Omaha, and their popularity only continues to rise. Kyle Elliott and Voodoo Soul always bring a great party and a good time wherever they go.

I chose this song because it gets you a little hype & in the song he is referring to family as everything. The song makes you realize what family is and how they are always going to be with you. Also it telling you about what's right, even though it may seem like what you're doing is good because it's helping your family isn't really and that you should get it the right way. ¨Only the family in my eyes, you can't divide us, Got some old heads telling me right¨. This is like me only people who are really here for me is family.

Thee Jason Aldean singing in concert yes the thing everyone wants to go see. He can sing hard country “country rock” and he can also slow it down and get all the lighters to come out for a good old slow country song. He woos crowds no matter where he goes, he always puts on a show. He's the man no doubt when it comes to country music and being that “country boy” people label country singers as but you don't have to label him as that because he is. He doesn't wear skinny jeans and converses like other people he's got his hat boots and tore up jeans for when he performs. Being at His concerts live is one of the best experiences you'll ever have, almost all of his

With what felt like one of the first true days of summer, with a warm breeze and the subtle and nostalgic scent of bonfire wafting through the air, I made my way into Stevenson High School. Once I entered, I quickly purchased one ticket (which was a pamphlet) for The Spring Orchestra Concert. It felt a tad bit bizarre to be as excited as i was for this particular concert, but there were a few contributing factors: My dear friend Josh Maj was playing the Cello tonight, and I desperately wanted to see the musicians perform “Gauntlet” which is a classical piece that we at Homadeco frequently use in our productions. My acquaintances and I quickly took our seats, and soon right after the prelude pieces had begun. I didn’t know what to expect in

Before this concert, I was not sure what to expect from a singer/song writer who was straight out of college, but Liz exceeded my expectations. Liz showed me something no other concert has yet to show me, that no matter what is going on in your life you can put time and effort into something you truly care about and you will learn something from it. This concert did make me want to attend more singer/songwriter concerts in the future at Millersville because it brings a different perspective into your life and allows you to reflect on things you have experienced or learned about. Liz had such as positive attitude about an industry you may struggle in if you are not “popular,” making it the most positive part of the performance. I did not really

There are many experiences that I have faced some of them were very surprising and others were very expected. One of the times that were surprising was the time I got surprised with 5 Seconds of Summer tickets.

Once our second sectional was complete, we had rehearsal. Gladly, as a whole group, we started to improve quite well!

The lyrics capture imagery as well when someone awakes then he or she’s life is now complete so their cheeks aren’t dry anymore because they have a person to share it with. Rythms in the lyrics help remind the person reading or listening to the lyrics that the person depressed in the song has negative thoughts about him or she life and about them that their life is plain, mouring of a person to share it with, and trying to remeber that they are not sane. The song is special at capturing the listering and readers attention over the lyrics by expressing how one person can view themself and their life in a depressed way. I really love this song because it means that just because you believe your life is plain and boring or that you have no one and you have to remind your self your not sane that you can change your life by making it something better then it already

I still vividly remember my first day in “Intro To Music Business” with Chris Daniels, and he said something to the class that day that has weighed very heavily on me throughout this semester. His words to the class that day were something along the lines of

I was imagining myself driving to my ex-boyfriends house with a head full of courage and my gut filled with rage, banging on the door, and demanding him to literally “take it off”. Everyone has that spunk hidden under the layers of shy emotions, but listening to this song certainly brings it out. The lyrics “I came all the way just to see you,” indicates the journey we’re about to go on through About Last Night. The track “Haunting Me” surprised me with its vulnerability. Here I was feeling all confident, then Alex Kandel reminds us of how its not so easy to actually move on from something you were once so attached to. This song gives the album a realistic vibe that anyone can easily relate

Crouched under my band director’s desk in a dark room, I wondered whether my bladder or the bomb in the orchestra room would explode first. I had to pee.

This song has such simple melodies that it can be relatable to anybody. The melody of this song is simple and straight to the point. Less is more with this song, which is why it is so popular. The song has a hard hitting beat in the beginning, which gradually transitions into the start of the singing and lyrics of the song. The only loud thing about this song is the hard hitting beat that only emphasizes the lyrics.

I enjoy listening to a variety of all kinds of music. However, interestingly, through whole my life, I have never attended many classical concerts before; especially classical saxophone ones. Compared to all the other concerts that I have gone to, the saxophone studio recital was a definite change in atmosphere. The Dana Concert Series presented the YSU saxophone studio recital in the Butler Institute of American Art. The students of Dr. James C. Umble performed at 12:15 in the prepossessing building. The room filled with many loved ones, students, faculty, and bystanders. Everyone remained very quiet waiting for the show to begin as the performers warmed up for a little while off to the side of the stage.