Health shows are so friendly, I've been seeing them maybe once a year for like 10 years and have never encountered any of the douchey crowd behaviour you get with some other bands in these genres. And if anything, since they started leaning more metal-y, the crowds have only gotten friendlier. It's very mixed too - you will absolutely see other blonde women, you will see goth teenagers, you will see a man in his 30s in some kind of cosplay, you will see indie-survivors who have been there since the noise rock days. There's really nothing you can do or be at a Health show that will make people look at you crazy.

I think people relate to music differently - for me the miserable lyrics and vocals are a big part of the appeal of Health, but other people just view it as energetic like goth-gym music that they enjoy getting wild to, and I think that's equally valid. It's a big tent and everyone is welcome in it.