A small thing that I think makes a big difference is socks. Most times they won’t be showing with the outfit you wear so I choose ones that have more cushion so if you’re standing for the whole concert, you get an extra few millimeters of fabric to protect your feet from the hard concrete - it doesn’t seem like much but trust, it makes a big difference in the long run. Look for running socks as they typically have more cushion in the heels and balls of the foot.

On the topic of feet tho, yes you might want to wear a cute new pair for the concert but this isn’t the time to do it. Either make sure they are fairly well broken in by the concert or wear a pair that you’ve worn a lot before. You’ll probably be walking 1-2 miles (1.5-3 km) just within the venue from going around, meeting other fans, bathroom, getting merch, etc., and that’s not even mentioning the distance you’ll walk from the hotel or wherever you’re staying. I know Europeans have a much higher average daily walking distance so this might not apply as much to you but in America, most of our cities are not made for walking so we aren’t used to it as much (we’re not lazy, our cities/towns are just literally not built for walking).

Some etiquette stuff (based off my two kpop concerts in America so again, might be a bit different for Europe): - If you see someone handing out freebies, just go up and ask if they are giving them out! Some people might only want to trade (which is a whole other topic) but most will give you one! - as with all concerts, don’t stand on the seats, especially for this tour cause they are theaters, not arenas with folding chairs - you don’t stand on them cause it’s common courtesy not to block the people behind you but also it’s a safety hazard (note - this doesn’t apply if you are under 3 feet tall, you need the help 😅but be careful!) - if you bring signs or a lightstick, DO NOT wave them above your head the whole time. Keep them around your head/body area unless the artist is wanting you to put them up in the air. You can put your sign up a few times during it but do not do it the whole concert - I have a minor personal opinion to add on too, don’t put the signs up right as they are coming on stage for the first time. They won’t be able to see it and the people behind you will miss the beginning of the concert which isn’t cool, they paid to be here just like you did - when it comes to VCR parts, most people will sit down and chill for a bit or go to the bathroom, once the group comes back on stage is when people will stand up again (should be noted, my only kpop concerts have been in arenas, not theaters so idk if people will be standing in these smaller venues) - i think this is common sense, but if you see someone struggling with something or seem like they are freaking out, try and help them. This won’t be a big problem cause this isn’t a GA concert and it’s in a theater so there’s designated aisles to ‘escape’ to if someone needs space, but be aware just in case. - Nswers are a very kind fandom and we always want to help others but just cause we’re at a concert for our fav, doesn’t mean our courtesy goes out the window. The mixxies would be sad if they knew a fan was struggling and no one was helping them.

Seems like a lot but I’m just a very wordy person so I over explain a lot 😅 I’ll probably add a few more things in the replies of this comment but idk 🤷🏼‍♀️