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RavenGriffin Posted messages 121 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
RavenGriffin Posted messages 121 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello/Good evening,

In my life, I have only attended 3 concerts: Kendji, Maître Gims, and M.Pokora. (no relation).
I have never stayed to see the artist leave.
I never stay after the concert ends, but I would like to know if the artist stays after the songs to take photos or sign autographs?

How can I get a photo with the artist?
Do I need to pay for something extra? A VIP ticket or something special?
Or do I need to wait in a free queue?

Because normally this year, I am going to see Chilla in concert and I would really love a photo with her because it would be the very first time I am really close to an artist.

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  1. Octopot
     
    Hi,
    for that it's better to see real artists and not market products...

    Well, they can stay afterwards to chat with fans, but the chances are slim. After doing a one-hour set or more, it's rare for artists/market products to take a crowd dive and greet/sign fans.
    But that can happen, you have to stay close to the pit and run after them when they leave.
    You will have a better chance by going to concerts of lesser-known artists in small venues where the contact and sharing with the artist are easier and more frequent... in short, forget NRJ and the has-beens who have more sales than talent, if you want to meet artists you need to go to places that are more conducive with a more intimate atmosphere, not headliners charging a hundred bucks for a concert, especially those who have more bank accounts than talent.

    To say that rap was a rebellious music... luckily there are still artists like La Rumeur, Casey, etc... in short, people who make music before doing business and who manage to say things.
    Something I really don't see in the artists you mentioned (talent or message = 0).
    Well, I guess everyone has their tastes, but culture is like everything, it needs to be educated ^^
    Stop consuming soulless supermarket stuff and you'll have a better chance of finding gems and relatable people instead of voice-less divas who just want your money.
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    1. RavenGriffin Posted messages 121 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   5
       
      Good evening/Good morning,

      Thank you for your response,
      but on the contrary, Chilla is very different; she's already a singer and a rapper.
      But she conveys messages in her lyrics.
      She wrote a song to pay tribute to her father, who passed away from an illness, known as "Chico" (okay, she's not the only one).
      A song for victims of aggression (sexual, emotional, physical), known as "Balance ton porc" or "salaud" (which translates to "filthy pig").
      A song for men who can't put themselves in women's shoes, known as "Si j'étais un homme" (which translates to "If I Were a Man").
      Or the youth's frustration with politics and politicians, known as "Lettre au président" (which translates to "Letter to the President").
      In short,
      The emotion she conveys when she raps is something we hadn't seen in a long time. She's one of the few who can rap and sing at the same time.
      Well, to each their own. Just know that initially, I never listened to rap except for her, and even then, I only listen to her when it comes to rap.

      Alright,
      Goodbye.
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  2. Anonymous user
     
    Hello

    It depends on the venues... some offer VIP tickets (more expensive than the basic price) where a meeting is scheduled...

    Otherwise, you need to spot the exits/entrances and be lucky...

    ;)

    --
    Whoever wants to be right always seeks the last word... Those who are truly right have stopped speaking a while ago.
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    1. RavenGriffin Posted messages 121 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   5
       
      Good evening,

      I should normally be at L'usine in Istres to see Chilla (if I have my tickets).
      And if I have the chance, I hope so, because I love Chilla, but also because I've "always dreamed" of being close to an artist or a celebrity.

      Thanks anyway!
      Goodbye.

      RavenGriffin
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  3. M.
     

    Hello, where can we find the VIP tickets?

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    1. Radinoz Posted messages 7387 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   1 173
       

      on the official site that sells concert tickets ;)

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  4. RavenGriffin Posted messages 121 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   5
     

    Hello,

    VIP tickets are generally found on official websites. But VIP tickets depend on the concerts; it's mostly the big artists who offer them, and it also depends on the venue.

    Most VIP tickets are called "GOLD", "Category 1"... if the website doesn't offer tickets in front of the stage or VIP tickets, it means they don't have any.

    VIP category tickets are mostly from American and K-pop artists... I've rarely seen them for French artists. It's up to you to thoroughly search on the ticketing site and carefully check the locations.

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