There's nothing like a country concert to make you feel like it's still summer! Justin Moore, Sara Evans, and Rascal Flatts....i know, be jealous :) well due to extreme traffic conditions we missed Justin Moore but it was okay. Sara Evans was amazing! I haven't heard a lot of her songs but I'm definitely a fan now! She was really funny! And then came Rascal Flatts!
Probably one of my favorite country groups. Most likely because I know almost all of their songs. Let me tell you, concerts are so much more entertaining when you can sing along and dance. We asked a lady to take our picture and she said, "It likes like you girls are having a little bit too much, if that's even possible" haha!
This was my first official country concert which Greta and I have been trying to plan for about 2 years now. But we finally had the opportunity to go and it was totally worth it! I was exposed to a whole different culture. Like literally you can think of country fans as being cowboys with boots and hats but I don't think you really understand the extent of it until you've seen it. Living in our little bubble in Provo, this was definitely a culture shock. Levi's, rednecks, beer (and drunks), plaid, and every other stereotypical thing you can think of! Not gonna lie, definitely wanted to find myself a cowboy but it would've been very difficult to find a good, clean one.
So much fun! If you thought the traffic going up there was bad (approx. 2 hours) just wait till you find out how bad it was coming home! We left at about 11 and we didn't get home till 1! Why on earth would there be traffic this late at night, I have no clue. But I'm so glad we went! See y'all later!
Probably one of my favorite country groups. Most likely because I know almost all of their songs. Let me tell you, concerts are so much more entertaining when you can sing along and dance. We asked a lady to take our picture and she said, "It likes like you girls are having a little bit too much, if that's even possible" haha!
This was my first official country concert which Greta and I have been trying to plan for about 2 years now. But we finally had the opportunity to go and it was totally worth it! I was exposed to a whole different culture. Like literally you can think of country fans as being cowboys with boots and hats but I don't think you really understand the extent of it until you've seen it. Living in our little bubble in Provo, this was definitely a culture shock. Levi's, rednecks, beer (and drunks), plaid, and every other stereotypical thing you can think of! Not gonna lie, definitely wanted to find myself a cowboy but it would've been very difficult to find a good, clean one.
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