The Neighbourhood

Words simply can’t describe how incredibly happy I was to finally go to a concert of a band I’ve loved for so many years, whose songs have been with me through so many moments and hold so many memories for me. It felt like an impossible dream, but it actually came true and I still can’t believe it. I love The Neighbourhood so much — they mean far more to me than just music. Their songs make me feel alive and keep me going no matter how hard life can get sometimes. The only thing that disappointed me a lot was the entire organization of the concert. At first, I thought I wouldn’t even be able to buy tickets because they were never actually available for general sale — everything sold out during the presale, which I honestly think should never have happened. Then they announced that additional tickets would go on sale a few days later, but again there was nothing available. It honestly felt like they never even released any, and then they simply deleted the Instagram post about those extra tickets. I was so disappointed and heartbroken because I had already stopped believing I would ever get to attend the concert I had dreamed about for so long. But then, less than a week before the concert, tickets suddenly appeared from somewhere — tickets that, in my opinion, shouldn’t even have been sold at all, because from those seats you literally couldn’t see anything. And I think that’s really unfair from the organizers, especially for 500 PLN, when floor tickets near the stage apparently cost around the same price and those people could actually see everything. We couldn’t see the screen, the stage — absolutely nothing. I know the band itself is not to blame in any way, and I will never regret going, but the organizers were honestly terrible (sorry). It still hurts to know that I missed so much of what everyone else got to see. I LOVE The NBHD SO MUCH and I really hope they’ll come to Kraków again someday, I also hope the organizers will fix all the mistakes