Enjoyment of concerts over the summer

Students describe why they went to and enjoyed concerts over the summer along with the prices of merch that was provided

Ryan Bloomer and Madelyn Mulryan • September 27, 2024

(By Maddie Martin)

Olivia Rodrigo

“I love when concerts seem unscripted and [artists] just talk to the audience. [Olivia Rodrigo] was almost above me at one point and it was really cool to be that close to her.”

-Junior Abby Haney

(By Maddie Martin)

Future/Metro

“I really enjoyed [Future] and his music, and I thought it was fun to go to the concert with my friend. [I enjoy concerts] because I just get to live in the moment.”

-Sophomore Mckenna O’Neill

(By Maddie Martin)

Zach Bryan

“[It was cool] that pretty much everybody in the stadium knew all the words to almost every song and we were all singing along. [Zach Bryan had] good vocals. It’s good to be able to hear the artist clearly.”

-Junior Gabe Sommerfeld

(By Maddie Martin)

Noah Kahan

“The atmosphere and performing makes a concert good. There’s a difference between singing and performing, and Noah Kahan had a good stage presense.”

-Junior Ellyott Edwards

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About the Contributors

Ryan Bloomer, JagWire reporter/photographer

This is junior Ryan Bloomer’s first year on the JagWire staff. This year he is taking the role of writer and photographer for the JagWire. When he is not working on journalism, he enjoys spending time with friends and family, collecting vinyl records and making music with friends.

Madelyn Mulryan, JagWire editor-in-chief

This is junior Madelyn Mulryan’s second year on the JagWire staff. This year Madelyn is one of the JagWire’s editor-in-chiefs. She specializes in writing, but also enjoys designing and taking photos. When Madelyn isn’t working on the newspaper, she’s hanging out with her friends, reading and listening to music. Madelyn is involved with Youth for Refugees, Society of Women’s Engineering, Kansas Association for Youth and Model UN.

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