concerts

There were quite a few kids playing bass at the school string concerts that my kids play in.

Before pop music and the record industry, there were no big concerts with thousands of people attending them.

Also looked at installing them in Theme Parks and at Concerts mainly for the Find a friend.

Gaming is the current thrust issue, but there is lots of other content like concerts etc.

There may be Android-specific concerts w.r.t the JVM's JIT, but if you can't trust the onboard runtime, you've already lost IMO.

The concerts themselves are legendary among Wilco fans, who form syndicates to bid on shows.

A couple get rich, but not because of music sales but rather concerts and tours.

Denver wasn't too far away either, so we would go there for concerts or conventions or whatever.

Here's a potential start-up idea: a marketplace/crowdfunding platform for private shows and concerts.

There were large concerts that were held place at the schools I attended, talking about the topic, singalongs, etc.

There is security at festivals and concerts who do check bags.

And it would surprise me if headphone usage at reasonable volumes is worse than going to loud concerts, even if you use headphones for long periods of time.

A simple example from pop culture would be the Miku Hatsune concerts "39 Giving Day" where '39' sounds like 'thank you' in English and they play 39 songs.

An anecdote I remember reading of the lives of famous musicians: "[A fan] once came up to Fritz Kreisler after one of his concerts and said to him, “I’d give my life to play as beautifully as you do.” To which Kreisler replied, “I did.” Positive spin might feel nice to read in a blog post, but I don't think it reflect the reality of the endeavor.