peterkhoy

I agree with most of the people on this thread. I really don't know what it is about California audiences and Coldplay concerts. I've been to quite a few already myself and have either been on the floor or pit...and compared to videos I see of European/concerts outside of the U.S, I think we're just a bunch of ungrateful people who don't know how to enjoy a good concert. Let alone an amazing and soon to be legendary band. After showing a few of my friends the first video off of this link: http://www.coldplay.com/newsdetail.php?id=435&page=0 ...and seeing the crowd going crazy and jumping during the first moments of LIT...we vowed that we would encourage everyone else around us in the pit to jump at that moment also...and of course during every song they play! But sadly, it failed. The crowd failed. There were people along the front railing leaning on it and not showing much reaction when songs like "Viva la Vida" or "Clocks" came on. It didn't affect myself or my friends much, we enjoyed ourselves and the concert very much. But it is very sad and disappointing to think about now that the concert is over with.

Hopefully...I already know of people lining up right when the venue and parking lot opens at 6am and 7:30am... I myself would be there at that time, but I have to work till 9 and have a 5 hour drive ahead of me.

Thanks everyone for the responses and replies back! I really appreciate it and can't wait to share this wonderful and epic moment with you all!! We should definitely start a chant that they would never forget...And get the entire pit/floor to jump along with us during the opening song!

Hey all! First time poster here! So myself and 5 other friends will be in the pit for this concert and we're all pretty stoked!! One thing is, a friend will be lining up pretty early and is saving our spots until we get there(we have about a 5 hour drive ahead of us)...How do you think fan's/those that wait in line for a while will react if we were to get in line with those that are holding our spots?