This document provides tips for proper concert etiquette, including: seeing the opening act, avoiding excessive picture-taking, not invading others' personal space, avoiding drunkenness, remembering the performers are on stage, and not making out with a lover throughout the show. Safety tips are also given around mosh pits, crowdsurfing, and stage diving.

2. Dress Appropriately
 Dos:

3. Don’ts:

4. See the opening act
 It’s respectful to see the opening
band, no matter how annoying it might
be to get there an hour earlier, but if it’s
possible, try to watch them.

5. Avoid excessive picture-
taking
 It distracts your neighbors from what’s
going on up onstage.
 it prohibits you from enjoying the show
and being in the moment. It’s far better
to take excessive snapshots with your
mind.

6. Do not invade other
people’s personal space
 It’s rude and unpleasant for people to
invade someone’s personal space or
disturb them.
 Even if you’re in the mosh pit, do your best
not to make the people around you
uncomfortable. It’s not always possible, but
at least be considerate.

7. Example of a mosh pit

8. Wall of Death (present in metal
concerts)

9. Stage Diving and Crowd
Surfing

10.  moshpits, crowdsurfing, and stage diving
are normal in rock concerts but if you don't
want to get involve, better avoid people,
and areas that would possibly start those.
 avoid pushing those who are in front
specially those who are near the
barricades. Other people can get hurt and
it may cause a stampede.

11. Don’t Get Drunk!
 Relax and have a beer or two, but just don’t
take it to the extreme end of public
drunkenness.
 As much as possible, don’t drink before
going to a rock concert.

12. Remember that you are
NOT up on stage
 It’s okay to sing along, dance or even
pretend to play the drums along with
drummer, but remember that the people
around you paid to see the band, not you.

13. Do not make out with your
lover throughout the show
 People are trying to watch the show, and
seeing people making out and/or
touching inappropriately, would make
people behind them uncomfortable and
disturbed.