concertgoer
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- concertgoing noun
Etymology
Origin of concertgoer
Example Sentences
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Said Shourabi, 53, works in metal fabrication and wasn't a big concertgoer until his daughter, who was out of town, bought him the tickets and insisted he go along.
From Barron's
“It was honestly out of control. It was a circus. It was not safe, and I’m very angry,” a concertgoer identified as Derek told NBC4 News.
From Los Angeles Times
Concertgoer Evelyn Rios, who lives in Los Angeles, nailed Jennie’s look from the “Ruby” album cover in her all-black outfit and cherry-red wig.
From Los Angeles Times
As an extremely active concertgoer, he has a more informed opinion than most.
From Los Angeles Times
In response, Madonna's lawyers argued "no reasonable concertgoer - and certainly no Madonna fan" - would expect her to take to the stage at the advertised time.
From BBC
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