Look Me In The Eyes Tour

Feb 23 2008, one of the best days EVER!

It was my sister and my 2nd Jonas Brothers concert. Well, technically are first Jonas Brothers concert since it was for the Look Me in the Eyes Tour and they weren’t opening for anyone. Ok, so this is everything that happened.



So the day the tickets went on sale we got them! But we were literally last row back left corner. We weren’t exactly thrilled about it, but we were happy that we were at least going.

Later on that day we were in the car driving to the guitar store to see if they got my guitar in yet and we were listening to the radio. The guy said that the Jonas Brothers were playing not one but TWO shows at the Fox the same day because the first shows tickets sold out so fast. AHHHHHH! And if that wasn’t exciting enough they said they were going to be giving away a pair of tickets! Were they trying to give me a heart attack!?

When I got home I called the radio station like a million times with no luck ( I don’t know why I even try those contest I NEVER win) I looked at the clock and realized they were going to start selling the tickets for the second show they added. I ran to my computer to go on ticket master. The first time I didn’t know you only have like a minute to type your credit card numbers in so I lost the tickets : ( But the second time I got the tickets! I felt so proud of myself! I was to excited to even realize what row we were in. But I later found out we were in row Q. I had no clue what that meant because that’s when I was an amateur concert attendee.


ok fast forward to the day of the concert


My dad was taking us to the concert because my mom had to take my brother to his soccer game. When my dad asked us when we needed to leave we told him 1:30 since the concert was at 4:00 and we needed to drive their and get t-shirts. But of course we left at 2:45. He also told me not to bring my camera because we would be to far back to get any good pictures.

When we got there we ran straight to the t-shirt line was long but the time went by so fast. Everyone was so excited. When we got to the front of the line we picked are shirts and after quickly convincing my sister NOT to get the same shirt as me, we were on are way to find area seats.

This was no easy task. People were pushing like crazy. I grabbed my little sisters hand and pushed are way threw the crowd. I walked up to an usher and said “ Uh, I don’t know where to go.” he kind of laughed at me and gave are tickets to another usher who walked us to are seats.

We kept walking and walking and passing more and more rows and not stopping! With each step we were getting closer and closer to the stage. The excitement was building inside of me. I kept telling myself DON’T SCREAM! We sat down in are seats silently and stared at the stage for about a minute without saying anything. My sister and I turned and looked at each other and said “ OH.MY.GOSH!” We said it about 50 times! LOUDLY! ( I’m sure all the parents around us were wishing they bought ear plugs) Then one thought ran though my head, why didn’t I bring my camera?


There were people around us still being taken to there seats when and usher came to me and said “ Can I see your tickets?” My heart literally stopped. I knew it was to good to be true. The usher who took us to are seats must have made a mistake. I handed over the tickets and prepared myself for the worst. And to my surprise the lady handed the tickets back and said “thank you” and walked away. WHAT!? I was so happy the look on my sisters face was priceless. There was no mistake we were in the right seats! YESSS!

A Band called Rooney opened for them. About 25 minutes later the lights went out. There was one spotlight. Smoke filled the stage. That’s when I was then Kevin, Joe, and Nick come on the stage. AHHHHHHH! The first song they sang was Year 3000. I was the only person in my area singing that’s why people were staring at me but I didn’t care. After a couple songs they stopped and read a couple posters. One said D-Fence ( what the heck!?) Nick said “ D-fence. Im not really sure what that means, but, uh thanks!” Ahaha It was funny.

The whole concert was AWESOME! I’m convinced that they saw me from the stage.

When we were leaving one girls dad said how was the concert? And she paused and said “It was life altering.” HAHAHA classic!