From the ongoing India leg of Diljit Dosanjh’s Dil-Luminati Tour to the upcoming concerts like Coldplay and Lollapalooza, the season of concerts and music festivals is here.
Such concerts and festivals tend to be full of music fans standing in long queues to get a glimpse at their favourite artists, dancing to the music, and snapping endless photos.
Now that Ahmedabad is set to host another Coldplay concert on January 25, it is time to start preparing for the concert – provided you managed to get the tickets. To have a great time (and survive) such a musical evening, you need to be prepared with some essentials.
8 essentials that you need at a concert
1. Smartphone
2. Power Bank
3. Waist pouch
4. Portable mini fans
5. Earplugs
6. Apple AirTag
7. Selfie Sticks
8. Gimbal
1. Smartphone
What is a concert without your phone? From holding your travel tickets to capturing moments at the concert, your smartphone should be an integral gadget in your arsenal. Additionally, the phone will also be used to pay for snacks and souvenirs as well as making travel arrangements or communicating with your friends.
So, make sure that you are equipped with a smartphone that has a great set of cameras with zoom capabilities (to shoot photos of the artist on the stage), and large battery packs.
2. Power Bank
Speaking of phones with large battery packs, no matter the capacity, the charge on your phone will eventually drop. To avoid this at the concert, carrying a power bank is a must.
Ensure you carry a power bank that is compact enough to fit into your carry bag and can charge your phone multiple times before it runs out of juice.
3. Waist pouch
If you are carrying too many things in your hands, you will miss out on an immersive experience of the concert. This list has up to eight essential items after all!
A waist bag or a pouch will allow you a hands-free experience while offering enough space to hold your essentials. Since the capacity of such bags are low, you won’t have to worry about unnecessary security checks either.
4. Portable mini fan
To beat the heat, portable fans with rechargeable batteries are a lifesaver. These mini fans offer adjustable speeds and are easy to carry around as well. In case the fan runs out of power, your power bank can give it a boost in the middle of the concert.
5. Earplugs
Concerts are known for their exhilarating audiovisual experience, but the constant exposure to loud music can potentially damage your hearing. The right earplugs will allow you to feel every beat without compromising on the music experience.
6. Apple AirTag
In case you lose your belongings at the concert, AirTags can help you look for them. Along with other Apple devices, you can keep track of AirTags through Find My app.
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If you are in a crowded place like a concert, your AirTag can send out a secure Bluetooth signal that can be detected by nearby iPhones in the Find My network. Don’t forget to secure your AirTag with a loop or keychain.
7. Selfie stick
Who doesn’t shoot photos at a concert? We aren’t talking about the artists, but yourself and your gang. To fit yourself, your friends and the concert ambience, you need something that will shoot photos from a distance.
Selfie sticks will help you do just that. Since they are compact in size and lightweight, they can be easily carried in your pouch as well.
8. Gimbal
For enthusiasts, gimbals are a must to capture high quality videos. They ensure that you shoot steady videos while panning or zooming in and out. Some gimbals also have tripod-like legs and extendable rods, which means you will be able to use them as a selfie stick.
As you gear up for an unforgettable concert experience, remember to pack these essentials. Put on a weather-friendly attire paired with comfortable shoes to make the most of the concert.
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