Tell about your first Incubus concert and why you decided it wasn't the last. Or what do you expect of your first Incubus concert.
Mine was in 2008, I was 17 (going 18 on August) and I told my dad that my first concert was sacred that it had to be one of my favorite bands which was at the time: Pearl Jam, Green Day (old stuff), and of course Incubus. I couldn't go to the first concert of 2005 of Incubus so you could imagine the happiness I felt when I read that they were going to come back to Venezuela. To be my first concert ever was beyond amazing, that day I decided that was an experience I wanted to live again and again, so I made a tradition to at least go to a live concert each year. I knew I enjoyed so much I had to see them again to repair the damage of missing the first concert here. It was summer of 2009 when my dad told me "we are going to USA!!" with a weird dance he did..... That was a huge awesome birthday gift from them but I always check for bands tours whenever we are planning to travel. August 25th is my birthday and well after checking for that day a concert I came across to a really awesome band playing in Dallas, Texas August 22nd of 2009 :) I scream, I thank, I run, I shake, I jump, then i took a breath, and spend like 120 $ on two tickets to see Incubus in a foreign country. That day I considered myself a true Incubus fan and made a fan out of my dad.
Oh yeah something I notice on that trip, a Venezuelan will be a Venezuelan where ever you put him/her. After the Dallas concert I told my dad that I needed a souvenir, I saw this t-shirt with Brandon's artwork which I felt in love with so we go buy it but we cut in line, like we make our own line. It was so natural to us to do that, we even notice afterwards haha but being true to my roots gave me the last t-shirt with that design. Really happy our criollo was out and proud that night :D
Both concerts mark a new phase in my life thats why I wont stop going to Incubus concert and because they are such a great band and really cool with their fans. So thank you, Incubus and of course Ren :)
So I will never forget April 16th 2008 nor August 22nd 2009, how about you?
Tags: Concert
Permalink Reply by Olivia Siobhan on April 4, 2011 at 12:53pm Marianne - What an experience, that's awesome!
Mine was in 2001(I think?) in Seattle, WA at a small club that has long since closed. This is where my Incubus obsession began. Forgive my terrible memory, but this was either before, or right after Morning View was released. I was a HUGE fan of the Make Yourself album, but they weren't quite my favorite band yet. I had luckily won tickets to the on the local radio station 107.7 The End, or else I never would have gone to this show. I just remember being blown away by the band and their performance and was shocked at how well it sounded even though this place was incredibly small. It was one of those venues where if you were in the front of the crowd, you weren't getting out until the show was over and that's exactly what happened to me. I was front and center, staring up at Brandon, so happy to be there. I left the show that night with a new favorite band, and I knew I wouldn't miss another show when they came my way again. I've seen almost every show they have played in Washington since then (with the exception of one in Spokane I believe) and plan on going to the next! I would love to see one in a different country like you Marianne, that would be amazing! Maybe this upcoming tour :)
Permalink Reply by Adam Broll on April 4, 2011 at 4:51pm
Permalink Reply by Victoria Day on April 4, 2011 at 7:42pm The first time I ever saw Incubus was when they did the Lollapalooza tour in 2003. It was a surprise 15th birthday present from my mom for me, my friend and fellow Incubus fanatic, and my mom to go. Needless to say, it blew me away. We were not even close to the stage, yet I could feel the energy coming from their music as if I was right next to the stage. After that concert (which I got a t-shirt from that I still wear to this day!), every time Incubus came to town, I was there at 10 am or whenever tickets went on sale to be one of the first to buy tickets. Since then I've seen them 3 other times (total of 4 times), last time being for the Monuments and Melodies tour. I was so lucky to get two of the few floor tickets for the show! This was such a contrast to the first concert, where I had to watch them from a TV screen. My profile pic is a picture I took at the last show.. I was so close!
Incubus concerts are really like none other, and I'm glad you got to experience the same feeling that I did! It's indescribable! Hopefully there are many more to come! Thanks!!
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Permalink Reply by Valentina Defassi (Italia adm) on May 25, 2011 at 4:57pm My first Incubus' concert was:
4th may 2004 in Milan (Italy) and I was 21 years old.
I knew and listened the band from 2001, I loved Make Yorself and Morning View.
So, in the afternoon, me and my boyfriend departed from turin to go to milan, far away 200 km.
The show was great, and I was so excited!
so people urged, inside the club was very hot and I almost fainted....so I went for a drink and and regained consciousness! :)
at return I quarreled with my boyfriend because he was jealous and saying stupid things about the band. (so, 2 years later we broken)
After this, I saw another 2 show (in 2005 and 2007) and now I prepare for the next, in berlin! :) only with my incu-friends!!! :)
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Permalink Reply by Miquela Sierra on May 27, 2011 at 9:46pm Lollapalooza 2002! With Jane's Addiction and A Perfect Circle...
it was pretty epic. I was just getting into Incubus, and went with my friend who was a HUGE fan. thrived off of her energy, and really fell in love when I saw them do the Nowhere Fast/X-French Tee Shirt mashup. I'm a singer, and harmonies are my drug of choice...so from then I was hooked. I saw them for REAL for the first time at the warfield in SF, which was truly a religious experience. I was a huge fan at that point, and that space is so intimate, there is no bad "seat." it was amazing. since then, I've seen them at the greek in berkeley and at smokeout down south, both at huge huge huge spaces. I hope they come to the north bay/bay area and play a few shows at a small venue again, because you really can't beat that experience.
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