When attending a rock concert, where another band's shirt

[Anonymous]

Apparently this is a thing?

Like, you don't wear the shirt of the band you're seeing, but a different one?

So, if you see The Cure you wear a Joy Division shirt or some shit like that?

[Anonymous]

*wear i mean. Doh.

[Anonymous]

As someone who has been to thousands of rock concerts, I can tell you that nobody cares. Just don't get so drunk you are disruptive to people around you.

[Anonymous]

You stupid

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Apparently this is a thing?

Like, you don't wear the shirt of the band you're seeing, but a different one?

So, if you see The Cure you wear a Joy Division shirt or some shit like that?

That is definitely a thing.

[Anonymous]

Yeah that's definitely a thing. Some people think it's wrong to wear the band you're seeing's shirt, but some people don't. That also depends on who you're seeing. Wearing a Taylor Swift shirt to see her is ubiquitous.

[Anonymous]

The most fun I ever had at a concert was going straight from work in a polo and khakis, and spending the night in the mosh pit. No one cared.

[Anonymous]

It's a thing, or used to be, but I've noticed more and more people breaking this "rule."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As someone who has been to thousands of rock concerts, I can tell you that nobody cares. Just don't get so drunk you are disruptive to people around you.

Yeah, like the couple who was undressing each other a couple weeks ago. Get a room you are embarrassing yourself. People were taking pictures!

[Anonymous]

My now middle aged indie rock DH has strong opinions about this. He's not going to Taylor Swift obviously (without DD at least!), but would NEVER EVER IN A MILLION YEARS wear the band's tshirt to a show. I think it depends on whether you're going to the 9:30 Club or Wolf Trap.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think inquiring minds give a crap about this issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone who has been to thousands of rock concerts, I can tell you that nobody cares. Just don't get so drunk you are disruptive to people around you.

Yeah, like the couple who was undressing each other a couple weeks ago. Get a room you are embarrassing yourself. People were taking pictures!

What show?

[Anonymous]

I’ve never heard this.

[Anonymous]

The bands themselves wear tshirts from other bands.
Op is a poseur.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah that's definitely a thing. Some people think it's wrong to wear the band you're seeing's shirt, but some people don't. That also depends on who you're seeing. Wearing a Taylor Swift shirt to see her is ubiquitous.

Why do they think it is wrong?