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concert-goer

NOUN
  1. someone who attends concerts

How To Use concert-goer In A Sentence

  • As such, the set was both heavy on the new material and encore-less, a sort of brilliant means of creating a Pavlovian effect on the assembled concert-goers.
  • ‘I am sorry, I cannot do more,’ Pavarotti told concert-goers shortly before 9.30 pm.
  • If any band appealed to the broad demographic of concert-goers in this audience, it was the Scarborough lads.
  • “We shouted, we screamed,” concert-goer Carol Pearsall told the newspaper after witnessing the proposal. Bobby Brown Gets Engaged On Stage «
  • Haitink and the Dresden Staatskappelle (one of the oldest orchestras in Germany) will treat concert-goers to a programme of Mozart, Weber and Bruckner.
  • All the left-over space around these two pieces is circulation for milling concert-goers.
  • This time angry concert-goers swore at the organisers and pelted them with stones and bottles.
  • But this was too late for some as taxi operators insisted on leaving at 4pm as scheduled, taking taxi-loads of concert-goers with them.
  • One of the most frustrating things a concert-goer can experience is witnessing an amazing show, only to buy the band's album and hear a flat, deflated version of what you'd seen and loved on stage.
  • Minutes after the fire broke out, shirtless concert-goers charged out of the building, many carrying people on their shoulders or grouped to help ferry to safety.
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