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Silver Arts Award Unit 1 Part C: review arts events - Twenty One Pilots

What happened at the arts event?
Tweny One Pilots' concert, The Bandito Tour




 Where did you go?

Manchester Arena


What did you see/do?

Twenty One Pilots concert.


When did you go?

5th March 2019


 What happened at the arts event?

Music concert.



 Describe which art forms were involved.

Music and visual arts.



 Have you seen or done something like this before? What was similar to things you’ve seen or done in the past?

I've been to one other concert before, it was similar, but the contents of the concerts were very different, the way visual arts were used and also the styles of music.



 Was there anything unexpected about what you saw/experienced?

During their third song, in the middle of the song, the music cut, and Tyler Joseph (the singer in Twenty One Pilots) fell down into a hole in the stage, and then he reappeared almost immediately in the crowd, on the top floor of the arena, with the spotlight on him, he then continued the song.

I also didn't expect the whole venue to be used, there was an A stage and a B stage, both on different sides of the arena, so even people sat in the back could be closer to the band.  The lighting gantry came down from the ceiling so that the band members could walk across to the smaller B stage (you can see this in the earlier pictures on this post).



 What did you think was good, and why?

I think everything was good, to be honest, they planned everything out so well, and it was carried out very well also.

I liked the visuals on the screen, the way they incorporated video sequences and images to match the song.

Also the stage setup was very creative and effective, as was the lighting.



 Was there anything about the arts event you didn’t like? Why?

There were people talking loudly in front of me, which was distracting during quieter/slower songs.



 What have you learnt from this arts event?

I learnt more about twenty one pilots' personalities and their creativity. I also learned more about the meanings behind songs by the visual performance.



 What thoughts or ideas will you take away with you?

The performance was very inspiring. It inspired me in many ways.

Their creativity was inspiring, and gave me many ideas and themes for my drawings.








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