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The Jon Bellion Concert Experience

This is a performance everyone should see.

Tyler Miller
Oct 03, 2017
Grand Canyon University
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The Jon Bellion Concert Experience
Tyler Miller

It's no question that going to concerts is almost always guaranteed to be an amazing experience: The atmosphere of the concert, enjoying amazing music with your friends, meeting new people, and of course, getting to see your favorite artists live is wonderful. As artists increase their fanbase and become more popular, concerts grow larger and more energetic. A Jon Bellion concert is no exception to this. From the eyes of a long time Jon Bellion fan, his concerts are an ultimate experience.

From when he released his album "The Human Condition," his first album that was able to be purchased through iTunes or in stores, Bellion's fanbase has grown at amazing speeds. Before "The Human Condition," he released four other albums on SoundCloud and other downloadable sites at no cost, to help build and strengthen his fanbase. His first couple tour runs included small venues with devoted fans who had followed him from the start. Then, along with the release of "The Human Condition," Bellion announced that he would be starting "The Human Condition Tour" in the summer of 2016. Part one of this tour featured twenty-seven cities across the country, almost all of which sold out.

This tour was such a success and sold out so quickly, that Bellion excitedly announced he would soon begin "The Human Condition Tour Part II." This tour consisted of mostly the same locations, but even bigger venues with even more people able to attend. As the second part came and went, Bellion was invited to open for Twenty One Pilots on their tour, as well as a "The Human Condition Tour Europe.' He then started "The Human Condition Tour Part III," which started on September 8th, 2017.

I had the awesome opportunity to see him in concert in Phoenix on September 25th with the rest of his group "Beautiful Mind." I have a firm belief that general admission seats in the pit are some of the best spots you can get at a concert. Luckily, that's the spot I got, specifically the second row from the barricade.

Imagine being surrounded by a hundred other people, all who share a love for the same person on stage. Everyone sings along to all of the songs. Everyone appreciates what's happening on stage. To be quite honest, it's a beautiful experience. One of the best parts of Bellion's concerts was his special attention to detail.

"Concerts are supposed to be different than the records, that's what makes concerts cool," is one thing I remember Bellion saying at his concert, which is exactly what he does. While performing, Bellion mixes his songs perfectly, giving just the right amount of uniqueness to keep the energy high. All of his lyrics have special meanings and each song carries its own message. Bellion really cares about his music and wants to give his fans the best music possible. And that's why a Jon Bellion concert is the ultimate experience.

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