Also a long time on this post, but hush your faces because at least it is here now.
So this night was absolutely incredible, this was the best concert I have ever been to. The concert was George Watsky, a poet, a rapper, and public speaker. Those seem very odd to be all together in one person but I am telling you it works very well. I put him as one of my favorite artist before this concert because it was just the way that he had with words didn't put him in that traditional category of rappers talking about drinking, parting, women and a vast amount of money they have but it now nothing to them. I put him in a category I like to call Smart Rap, raps that are in this have a story and tell it throughout the song.
So I will start telling the story from early that night, I was going to the concert with one of my good mates from up here Schyler, shout out to Schyler, and we figured that if the concert started at 8 that we would leave at around 6 giving us enough time to walk down there get inside and find a cozy place. Maybe even find the merch table and buy a shirt; something I like to do at each concert I go to as a was to remember it. So as Schyler and I make it to Old Town the temperature is below thirty degrees; our ears are freezing and our breath is visible. We get to the venue and we walk in, we get pretty far before a man approaches us and says that there is wedding on and that we could come back at around 7:30. as we leave there is a man that I perceived to be homeless in front of the building. So now Schyler and I are in Old Town, in the cold, with nothing to do for an hour and a half. We walk around trying to kill time, we get something to eat, play games on our phone and, visit a local Safeway, and return a little before 7:30 to make sure we have a good spot. At this point we see there is a group first in line and then a single individual by herself. We take our place in the cold line, I turn to Schyler pointing out that the homeless man we saw earlier was actually saving a place for the rest of the group that was at the front. This man was there at least a hour and a half earlier, maybe even more. So even if Schyler and I would have got in line when we first got there we still would have been at least the sixth and seventh people in.
Waiting in line the clock strike 8 and everyone starts to get ready to run in and get their spot. Then suddenly...nothing happens, the doors don't open and people wonder what is happening. At 8:05 a man comes out and says things are taking a little longer to take things down and doors should open at 8:15. At 8:15 a women comes out and says they are still setting up, she apologizes to the line and starts to hand out Cd's to the first 20 or so people. We finally got let in after multiple people telling us it will just be a bit at 8:50.

The place we found to watch the concert was incredible, being the third "group" in we got amazing spots. "OH what is that don't believe me? Well here you go." You might think to yourself "What am I looking at?", the answer is you are looking at a photo of my hand TOUCHING THE STAGE; ya that's right I was front row. I was so happy about our spot it was almost embarrassing; I was all giddy and I had a big ol'smile. This moment would be should lived though. As the concert started people started to come closer to the stage and this one pair of people had the nerve to literally just push us out of the way by very aggressively sliding in front of us. They took advantage of how awkward and nice I am. The couple ended up leaving before Watsky was on but this other group came over and very nicely asked that they couldn't see and if they could share our space. I yes only to regret it later but at least my hand was still touching the stage.
One of the openers was very good probably just as good as Watsky, he went by Adam raps/ A-1. My favorite song was a tie between a song that satirically kept using Charlie Sheens' "Winning" and a song that used the theme song from the kids show All That that was one in the 90's.
Watsky's Concert I will forget, he puts on the shows and everything he does by himself. He doesn't have a label and pays for everything out of his own pocket with the success he has made himself. Which is very respectable alone; Watsky really enjoys his audience and reacts to them. Not like other bands that say that the audience is the best and this is the best show they have ever done, or maybe every I show I have ever been to have been the best for them, I don't know. Watsky went into the crowd during the first song an then another two times during the show.

The spot that I was in turned out to be perfect, there was a gap between two speaker and Watsky used that as a small walkway to get even closer to the audience, at time he was probably as far away as to are to whatever to are reading this blog on...seriously that close, it was so cool. After I saw Watsky pick up the camera of another man and pointed the camera at his face and the audience from on stage while it was recording I decided to try a similar thing. What did happen was he got inches away from the lens and looked directly at it.
I hope I will never forget this concert; not that I think I will I mean I am writing a blog about it and I bought a sticker and a shirt from the merch table. While at the merch table the lady told Schyler and I that Watsky was going to come out in a little and meet some of the fans. we waited patiently and then this happened.
Myself and Watsky (top)
Myself and A-1 (bottom)