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This page is dedicated to my concert stories that I want to share with you guys and document to look back later myself. It's a scrapbook of experiences.

Sasha Sloan Virtual Show March 2020

Sody's Real Growth Takes Time Zoom January 2020

Yungblud Virtual Tour November 2020

Niall Horan Live at the Royal Albert Hall Virtual Concert November, 2020

Billie Eilish Virtual Concert October 25, 2020

Olivia O'Brien It Was A Sad Fucking Summer Tour March 4, 2020

Julia Michaels Inner Monologue Tour: October 20, 2019

Ed Sheeran Divide Tour: November 3, 2018

Taylor Swift Reputation Tour: September 29, 2018

Pink Beautiful Trauma Tour: May 15, 2018

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