Coldplay
Well, I hate summer. I hate the hotness of it. I hate sweating. I hate being dump. I hate the crowd. So, where I go when it is 37 Celsius degree? Exactly, to see Coldplay in live at the National Arena.
I had waited a year for this concert so I was full of excitement.
But at the Arena I felt I was not even in Hungary. I didnt hear any Hungarian words. I should have to know that only Hungarians could not fill up the Puskás Aréna. So many people from all around the world, so many languages, so many ages, so much skin to display. I have not seen so many cleaveges since I do not know when. Women these days...
I did know Solère who was the first artist to make the mood. She does space pop according one of the site about her. She had a hard time, and hardly anybody knew her including the Hungarians but actually she does good music.
Then Maisie Peters came as next who is a British singer-songwriter and looked like a cute little doll. She has a great voice and I really liked her music. She sang a cover of Mr. Brightside and with this she could fire up the people a bit.
And after 8.35 p.m. the real deal followed.
We got a seat ticket and at first I thought nobody will stand but as soon as the first notes of Higher Power started people around us and so we stood.
We had those kinetik bracelets and all came alive for the music and the whole arena became an entity.
The lightshow was amazing and Chris...he is funny, humble and a great entertainer. His voice was so powerful... their music was so powerful.
When their more rhytmic songs were played all the arena went crazy. The band do not let the show sit, I think there were only 3 slow songs.
A lots of cellphones of course. Chris made us took them away when he sang Sky full of stars. When he spoke he was polite and greeted all the nations and genders that had gathered. He called us his sisters and brothers and wanted us to hail that we are humans. Humans of all kind.
And of course My Universe and Fix you made the greatest frenzy.
This show was the first good thing happened to me for a long time. It was a great evening with Coldplay and my sweetest twin that I love with all my heart.
Thank you for getting us the tickets, honey.
Sorry for the the quality of the vids.
I had waited a year for this concert so I was full of excitement.
But at the Arena I felt I was not even in Hungary. I didnt hear any Hungarian words. I should have to know that only Hungarians could not fill up the Puskás Aréna. So many people from all around the world, so many languages, so many ages, so much skin to display. I have not seen so many cleaveges since I do not know when. Women these days...
I did know Solère who was the first artist to make the mood. She does space pop according one of the site about her. She had a hard time, and hardly anybody knew her including the Hungarians but actually she does good music.
Then Maisie Peters came as next who is a British singer-songwriter and looked like a cute little doll. She has a great voice and I really liked her music. She sang a cover of Mr. Brightside and with this she could fire up the people a bit.
And after 8.35 p.m. the real deal followed.
We got a seat ticket and at first I thought nobody will stand but as soon as the first notes of Higher Power started people around us and so we stood.
We had those kinetik bracelets and all came alive for the music and the whole arena became an entity.
The lightshow was amazing and Chris...he is funny, humble and a great entertainer. His voice was so powerful... their music was so powerful.
When their more rhytmic songs were played all the arena went crazy. The band do not let the show sit, I think there were only 3 slow songs.
A lots of cellphones of course. Chris made us took them away when he sang Sky full of stars. When he spoke he was polite and greeted all the nations and genders that had gathered. He called us his sisters and brothers and wanted us to hail that we are humans. Humans of all kind.
And of course My Universe and Fix you made the greatest frenzy.
This show was the first good thing happened to me for a long time. It was a great evening with Coldplay and my sweetest twin that I love with all my heart.
Thank you for getting us the tickets, honey.
Sorry for the the quality of the vids.