Now we finally arrived and I was itching to run off the bus and just enjoy the concert. The bus had to park a couple of minutes away form the concert, we had to walk towards the arena which took 5minutes, as we approached the arena I was astonished by the number of queues of people that came, there must have been thousands of people who had turned up for this event. Luckily for Kayleigh, Mellissa and I we were able to get in much faster because our queue was much shorter than every body else’s.
While outside there were quite a lot of stores selling high priced memorabilia, I wanted to get some but there were too bigger queues so I decided to wait till the show was over. Once in we had to walk through this long dark hole which reminded me of a horrid dream I once had, but then, the darkness was getting lighter and lighter and we entered our seating area which was on the lower balcony quite close enough to the stage, close to see the whole performance.
As soon as we entered the arena the crowds were roaring like loins, there was no roof on top which was good because the weather was being kind to us on this generous day, plus the sun was beaming on us as we search for our seats, which did annoy us little bit but as an time passed the sun settled down and lit the sky with different shades of red which looked beautiful.
Finally at long last the band came out and as soon as they did the crowd including I sprung out form our seats and cheered on the band and they introduced the show with there hit single “liven on the prayer”. As soon as they started to sing the whole of the crowd and I sang along with them, during the course of the performance the lead singer imitated some of his singles to the crowds which made them roar louder as they imitate the songs right back to him. The stage lighting was striking with reflecting amber lights that shimmered over the crowd’s faces which looked amazing. The show was coming near to the end after lasting 4 and half hours the band concluded the show with the hit single “Always” and “you were born to be my baby”. The show left fans and I feeling energetic, and the beats of their music still lingering in our ears which felt great.
Once the band went off stage, I and my friends had to link arms with one another so that we didn’t get separated because there were swarms of people just trying to escape quick enough to catch the band before they left. But I wasn’t interested in that, I saw what I came there to see which I was very much satisfied with when, leaving the arena and dodging the crowds as me and my friends tried to make it towards the coach, as we were approaching the coach there were men selling very large posters of the band they only cost £2.00 which was a bargain so I got a couple and headed straight towards the bus once on the coach we waited for the others and as we waited we saw floods of people pouring into the car parks. Finally once every one was on the bus and the car park looked cleared, we set off on the journey home.
During the journey back the atmosphere was calm and quiet every one was starting to settle down as the atmosphere sizzled out I stared to settle down in my seat and as I began to relax I looked out side my window and as I looked, the night sky sparkled with it stars reflecting back of the window which looked magnificent as I replayed the whole performance in my mind so that I wouldn’t forget what I saw and felt in that arena that night which would stain my mind forever.
