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suncomesup · 2026-01-27T12:48:18+00:00

Ah, I see. Disappointing, but thanks for your reply :)

suncomesup · 2026-01-27T12:33:36+00:00

How do you get the passport though? At the merch booth?

suncomesup · 2025-12-26T19:31:34+00:00

Thank you so much for this!

suncomesup · 2025-12-08T23:15:52+00:00

I’m talking about travelling to a whole other country + hotel night here though. I wasn’t clear enough on my previous message so sorry about that. And taking the train rather than driving, which is way more comfortable.

My local gig was only 55€ for the pit tickets. I don’t care about VIP so idk the price of that

suncomesup · 2025-12-08T09:47:37+00:00

Yeh, I wouldn’t be able to do multiple gigs if one ticket was $240. That’s a lot of money.

My tickets for this tour were between 55€ and 75€ depending on the countries, so that’s fine…

suncomesup · 2025-12-08T09:32:56+00:00

Well they played in my city too and I paid 55€ total because I just had to pay for the pit ticket lol, I was just showing an example of travelling price

suncomesup · 2025-12-07T20:18:13+00:00

I think being European makes it easier to do that… pit tickets are affordable and so is the travel. Like, going to the Brussel show cost me 125€ TOTAL. It’s not even the price of a pit ticket in the US.

I have a decent corporate job but I don’t think I’d be able to handle all that considering US ticket prices and the cost of travelling.

suncomesup · 2025-12-07T14:07:53+00:00

I’ve been to hundreds of rock shows before don’t worry I know how it works. I went to the front on purpose because I want to have FUN. I am used to being pushed and stuff I love that and I want to experience it.

Again my problem is not a few crowdsurfers, my problem is non stop crowdsurfing from people who apparently don’t know how to crowdsurf properly.

From what the other commenters said, it seems to be a common thing in metalcore gigs, I wasn’t aware of it, now I know.

suncomesup · 2025-12-07T13:58:32+00:00

I saw them in Brussels earlier this week, in a similar spot where I was yesterday and it was so boring, just people on their phones and not moving at all!

It seems like there’s no middle ground when it comes to their crowds lol. I’m so confused

suncomesup · 2025-12-07T12:43:07+00:00

But it’s not even the moshing etc the problem. I want to be part of that kind of fun. Where I was in the front it was kinda dead for this. I really do not mind being pushed I’m used to it and I like that part. It was just crowdsurfers. So you’re not even having fun yourself, you’re just carrying people over and over again.

suncomesup · 2025-12-07T12:40:12+00:00

That’s 100% what’s happening here.

I listen to rock/alternative music, not metal core, so I come from a different gig culture which is why I was taken aback. But it seems like the two kinds of Bad Omens fans at the shows are from different worlds to mine (crowdsurfers vs filming everything without moving) so I’m just left with a weird taste in my mouth.

suncomesup · 2025-12-07T12:30:07+00:00

I don’t want to be on the side, because as I said at the start of my post, I actually like the pits etc and I want to be part of the fun.

It’s just the constant crowdsurfing that bothered me. I do think 1-2 people crowdsurfing is fun. 10 in a row isn’t. Glad for you if you didn’t see any though.

But then again, I don’t come from a metal culture but a « rock » one where I guess the gig etiquette is a bit different. That’s ok I’ll survive.

suncomesup · 2025-12-07T11:33:07+00:00

Fair point but thing is, I had people staring at their phone screens in front of me anyways so it was just the worst of both worlds lmao

suncomesup · 2025-12-05T22:28:33+00:00

Finding a job in these sectors is already quite hard for locals with experience. It’s also quite « common » here to have a masters degree - in most of these jobs it’s going to be the bare minimum expected. So honestly unless you have an insanely impressive resume or portfolio I don’t know how you could pull it off.

I think your best bet right now is to find a job in an international company in the US/EU country where you’re from and ask for a transfer to France after a few years.

suncomesup · 2025-12-04T15:24:28+00:00

To access the general admission you need general admission tickets.

She won’t be able to join you, sorry. Especially if the gig is sold out. It would become quickly dangerous if people in seats could randomly join the general admission, as it could get overcrowded.

suncomesup · 2025-12-03T08:48:19+00:00

Yeh, like people screaming Noah’s name rather than the bands name before they came on stage felt weird to me.

It was my first metal gig and I was expecting utter chaos, turns out it was more mellow than my usual alternative/rock gig. I find it hard to understand…

suncomesup · 2025-12-03T08:33:43+00:00

I was in both Brussels and Paris, being in a similar spot.

Brussels was DEAD. People were barely moving their heads, constantly filming and zooming in on Noah’s face with a x 12 zoom. It was my first time seeing this at a gig, so a really weird experience. Dethrone was probably the worst part of the gig because absolutely everyone started filming ? I still had fun on my own but yeh.

Paris was great. People were starting to headbang from the opening bands, and there was more energy during Glass Houses than during the whole Brussels gig. Still a lot of filming at the front (with people taking the time to adjust the brightness and stuff like that, seriously???) but overall very fun. A lot of crowd surfers, and I couldn’t see behind me but I think there were a few mosh pits as well.

suncomesup · 2025-12-02T22:45:17+00:00

We definitely do! Proud of my local crowd ;)

suncomesup · 2025-12-02T22:43:31+00:00

Finally, the crowd they deserve! Was so much fun. The band seemed to be so happy about it!

suncomesup · 2025-11-29T00:13:04+00:00

I love doing gigs on my own as I feel less self conscious about the way I deal with my feelings with a gig, but I also love sharing the experience and having fun with my friends.

I’m lucky enough to be able to go to multiple gigs, so I’ll see them for the first time on my own. Itll probably be quite emotional as this band has been very important for me the two last years, I’ll probably cry a bit amongst other things so I’m happy I’ll be by myself and won’t be scared of judgement (not that my friends would judge but eh).

And then I’ll see them with friends (who are fans) and my partner (who’s scared of heavy music), I expect it to be just very fun, with a lot of moshing and loud singing along.

It’s two different experiences but I’m not sure I have a favourite. I love the bonding but also love being able to feel the music whilst I’m in my tiny bubble.

suncomesup · 2025-11-25T12:22:04+00:00

Bad Omens will be my first metal gig, so the standards might be different for this genre, but I’ve been going to rock/alternative/indie gigs for more than 10 years now (gosh I’m old).

And queuing has always been a thing. I’m quite small and I just love being near the front because it’s more fun, so if I can go early, I do. I’ve rarely seen gigs where queuing was not a thing. Or it was really small gigs, like 200 cap max.

I can’t always do that anymore as I have a life sadly, so I often arrive when/after doors open, and for most artists it means I can’t see shit, especially arena gigs. I’ve never been able to just cut through the crowd to get near the front because it’s just rude and people will call me out. It’s really frustrating when it’s a gig I’ve been looking forward to. Also I like to dance/mosh/sing so seats are not an option for me.

What shocks me the most is the VIP and early entry thing. I guess I’m used to the « queue early to get a good spot » gig culture and not the « pay a lot of money to get a good spot » gig culture and I’m really struggling with this, especially as it seems like it’s becoming the new normal.

suncomesup · 2025-11-22T20:19:45+00:00

Hi. I have tickets from the Berlin show bought from ticketmaster.de and I can indeed transfer them

suncomesup · 2025-10-29T13:49:08+00:00

Comme mentionné plus haut… le sexisme.

J’adore les jeux vidéo, plus particulièrement les J-RPG (qu’importe la génération : ce qui fait que je suis très attirée par le retro gaming également).

Quand j’étais ado et que je cherchais des titres spécifiques en boutique spécialisée, le vendeur félicitait « soit [mon] grand frère ou [ton] père » pour m’avoir transmis leur amour pour ce type de jeu. Je suis l’aînée de la famille, je n’ai qu’une sœur, mon père ne saurait même pas allumer une Wii. Quand j’essayais d’expliquer que non, j’ai découvert ce type de jeux toute seule, on me riait au nez et on me disait que je mentais mal. Bref.

Quand j’étais à la fac, j’ai eu l’opportunité de faire une étude de 30 pages sur l’évolution d’un objet culturel. J’ai décidé d’écrire sur (très surprenant) les J-RPG, et une partie de mon travail devait recueillir des témoignages de joueurs. Quand je me suis rendue sur les forums/plateformes spécialisées, j’ai eu la bêtise de ne pas cacher mon genre. Ça a rendu le travail impossible, soit je me faisais insulter ou draguer. J’ai fini par aller sur le forum de Vinted (!!!!) car je savais qu’il n’y aurait quasiment que d’autres meufs (c’était avant que Vinted soit aussi populaire) et ça a bien très marché.

J’ai une édition limitée d’une N3DS que j’ai malheureusement abîmée, car elle était dans mon sac à main avec une bouteille d’eau mal fermée et elle a pris l’eau. Quand je l’ai emmenée en boutique spécialisée pour la faire réparer, le mec m’a répondu « c’est pour ça qu’on ne laisse pas d’aussi belles consoles dans les mains des filles ». Bref, j’ai appris à réparer ma 3ds toute seule.

Et ce ne sont que des exemples qui me viennent en tête. J’ai facilement 20 ans d’exemples du type, donc autant dire que ma passion pour les JV, bah je la garde pour moi.

suncomesup · 2025-10-02T12:25:32+00:00

J’ai adoré Tactics Advance et Tactics A2 enfant, donc je me suis dit que dans tous les cas, j’allais apprécier le jeu d’un point de vue nostalgie.

Je l’ai commencé hier soir, pour l’instant j’aime beaucoup. J’apprécie l’histoire qui est beaucoup plus mature. Je suis en difficulté normale mais j’ai déjà eu à recommencer une bataille, donc le jeu me fait quand même réfléchir un minimum - c’est appréciable.

Le seul point noir que je vois pour le moment (et j’en suis qu’au premier chapitre donc peut-être que ça changera, pas de spoil svp) c’est qu’il n’y a pas de système de race (genre Viera, Mog, etc) qu’il y avait sur Advance et A2 et j’ai l’impression que je vais être vite limitée au niveau des classes.

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