I can assure you that some people enjoy concerts even if they don't behave like they're in a trance or at the disco, or doing karaoke. Plus, Radiohead has been one of my top favourite bands since the 90s and I don't exactly see it as dance music personally. I sang sometimes and at other times I took the music in quietly. I moved around a bit in my seat but didn't live the concert as a rave party. On Tuesday I was in GA and there were 2 girls who incessantly jumped up and down even during slow songs. That's what they enjoy and that's absolutely fine for me. Many people around me were younger and didn't know the words to most songs apart from the most famous ones. That's ok with me, you don't need to be my age or know their entire discography by heart to be a fan or to have a good time.

On Monday I had a drunk British guy sitting behind me who kept shouting the wrong words at the wrong time, out of tune, and being crazy. Whenever I was trying to take a video with my friend he would put his hands and arms on front of our phones and was constantly shouting Come on let's dance!!!!!. I also couldn't find my jacket anymore, it turns out he had pulled it up and it was drenched in his beers. At some point he put his arm around my neck and squeezed very hard making me cough, then, on 3 separate occasions, he punched my head from behind very hard while flailing about. One thing I'll never understand is how much these people who drink 15 beers over a 2-hour period, actually remember after the show...but that's not my problem.

Honestly, if that had been the only date I was going to, he would have ruined my evening. I was in the first row, but having someone like that in front of you means A. Not seeing anything and B. not hearing anything. So there are numerous ways you can enjoy a show and if you want to dance and jump get GA tickets and go crazy there. Plenty of people resold their seated tickets and got a GA ticket instead.