The 100 Years Concert – Part 1: the audience

On Saturday I photographed live music for the first time at the 100 years of FC St.Pauli concert at Millerntor. So many good pictures came out that I am showing the pictures divided thematically into several articles. I'll start with the spectators, because a good concert also requires good spectators. And the audience at the concert was good!

A very peaceful atmosphere - although the supply situation was not well resolved, for which organization manager Sven Brux also apologized on stage without being able to know at the time why and why there were so long queues, especially at the beer stands.

In addition to the peaceful atmosphere, I personally also thought it was great that the different styles of music were positively received by the audience. At least there was something to look forward to, from the children's choir to the punk band. And it is significant that a sailor choir was particularly celebrated. I don't know of many events where such a wide range is equally celebrated.

It was particularly nice when the thing that united the musicians and concertgoers became visible: FC St.Pauli.