http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/the-10-most-annoying-concert-behaviors-20130114

I think number 1 and 10 are my biggest pet peeves. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for taking 300 photos/video taping at a show but given my height I never have to put the camera above my head in anybody’s view. I have however had to deal with short people in front of me that hold the camera above their heard to get a shot or to video tape while they wave their hands back and forth. That ought to be fun to watch!

Number 10 has happened to me quite a few times at rock shows with older crowds like Chickenfoot, although it did happen to me once when I was 14 at a Motley Crue concert.

Rolling Stone:
1. Taking pictures the entire freaking show.

I get it. You want to show all your friends on Facebook and Twitter that you saw a cool concert. Fine. Take a photo. Take five if you want! But please, don’t take 77.

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A photographer once told me, the best way to ensure you get a good picture – it to take as many as you possibly can. And then hope that a one or two of them turn out well.

Rolling Stone:
9. Filming the entire show on your iPhone.

This distracts people even worse than taking pictures, and usually results in an equally horrid product.

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All depends on who is working the camera.

Mine isn’t on there, people who are constantly coming in and out of the aisle to go to the bathroom, get a beer, etc.

muroh73:
Mine isn’t on there, people who are constantly coming in and out of the aisle to go to the bathroom, get a beer, etc.

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I have to agree with you! It annoys the hell out of me when you get same people going back and forth to get beer or take a piss.

Another one is when some lame ass gets the usher to help them find their seat and usher starts asking for tickets?? WTF!! It’s a concert and NOT Disney on Ice.. Just find an empty seat assh0le!!

muroh73:
Mine isn’t on there, people who are constantly coming in and out of the aisle to go to the bathroom, get a beer, etc.

QFT!!!

I don’t like when parents bring there kids and get annoyed people are drunk or smoking weed.My mom did not let me go to NFL games or Concerts tell I was a teenager.Not everything is for kids sometimes they need to stay home with the baby sitter.

I agree also with the people constantly leaving the isle.Especialy the ones in the middle of a huge isle.That keep interupting me.

I don’t care about photos or pictures as long don’t try to hold a camera in front of my face all night.I’m usually pretty close at shows but if your only a few rows back most cells cant get that good of pictures or videos yet people try to get these crappy ones which is annoying.

Also as long is does not affect me I don’t care how much fun somebody else is having at the show or what they are doing they paid there ticket.Not everybody has fun the same way.

gatomike26:

Also as long is does not affect me I don’t care how much fun somebody else is having at the show or what they are doing they paid there ticket. Not everybody has fun the same way.

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I was at a show once and this guy was fucking this really hot chick – right there in the seat in front of me. To say the least, it was really distracting. So I tapped him on the shoulder, and in a stern voice said, “Hey buddy…do you mind?”

And he says, “Not at all. Give me another ten minutes and she’s all yours.”

As displayed on the Buffalo DVD, I hate the drunk asshole yelling the same thing over and over (in this case “Dave”)

I know everyone paid for a ticket but I also hate the asshole who decides to walk up and stand in the isle. I paid a premium to sit in row 2. get the f&ck away from my seat.

kaloway:
I know everyone paid for a ticket but I also hate the asshole who decides to walk up and stand in the aisle. I paid a premium to sit in row 2. get the fuck away from my seat.

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At most venues, security keeps fairly tight control over access to the floor. And if you suspect that someone doesn’t have a ticket – you can get security to check them.