| Many of them are bootlegs made by a sneaky soundman or concertgoer and are of a quality dubious enough to repel the casual listener. |
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| In truth, it should have been named for Truman, perhaps the most avid concertgoer in Presidential history. |
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| The average concertgoer, the report said, coughs at 0.025 times a minute, which would work out at 36 coughs on average a day, double the normal average. |
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| At Carnegie Hall the other night, a middle-aged concertgoer in a gray suit stood up and bowed toward the stage three times, his arms stretched out in front of him. |
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| As a regular concertgoer myself, I have noticed this trend. |
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| Whether you're a concertgoer or just don't want to miss the festival, all you have to do is select your favourite categories in your city or region. |
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| Don't do what one benighted concertgoer did, sneaking a pint of vodka into the venue and then feeling compelled to furtively gulp the thing down within half an hour. |
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| Another concertgoer also complained about Spears' apparent lip-sync. |
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