Lover of live music, community-building, and collaboration. Oh, and also the Community Manager at Concert Archives.
Joined September 2022 34 Followers 44 Following
34 Followers 44 Following
Documenting shows and tours I have worked over the years, as well as attended!
Peru’s girl at the rock show
Indie rock, metal, jambands, bluegrass, classical, jazz, etc. Nothing better than live music.
Brooklyn’s live-music legend Concert Joe Sarkis has seen 24,000+ shows since 1971, including a record 1,031 in 1992. Featured on CBS, Relix, NYT, MTV and in Concert Joe: A New York Story (1997).
Just another giant live music lover navigating this lifetime one show at a time. .
Archivist
He/Him/His Rock, Punk, Ska, Folk, Comedy, Auto Racing
PR & Marketing Assistant at Concert Archives
Thanks to NES, I've seen so many shows in Philadelphia & New Jersey over the years. Now I work for several companies & go to shows extremely often! 💕
Music? What's that?
I’m not good at talking about myself, but I enjoy a good show because it acts as my mental therapy.
While The Boss is my favorite, I enjoy a variety of artists. Usually up for seeing a show at just about any time!
Lover of music, especially LIVE music! ...and beer... oh, and bourbon too.
That Little ol band from Texas is my all-time favorite band to see. My musical tastes spread across quite a few genres.
I'm that old dude dancing at the front of the concert. Dayton local bands, electronica, world, trashgrass, funk, hip-hop, industrial, post-punk, psych rock, brap, I love it all.
Long time listener.............
Brand & Content Coordinator at Concert Archives
Concerts are my main hobby. You can always find me in the pit of a good rock show or festival.
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