ライブコンサートを英語で楽しもう！音楽ファン必見の使える英語フレーズ集

A: Did you get tickets for Taylor Swift’s concert at Tokyo Dome next month?
B: Yes! I was so lucky. The concert was sold out in just a few minutes.
A: Amazing! I’ve never seen her live before. I can’t wait to sing along to “Shake It Off” with the crowd.
B: Me too. I hope we can get seats near the stage. I want to see her perform up close!
A: I heard the opening act will be a Japanese band.
B: That’s cool! Are you planning to buy any merch at the merch booth?
A: Definitely. I want a T-shirt and maybe a poster.
B: I’ll probably lose my voice from cheering and singing so much.
A: And if there’s an encore, let’s try to start a standing ovation!
B: Good idea. Let’s meet up early so we don’t have to line up for too long.

A: The crowd went wild when they played their hit song!
B: I know! I’m already losing my voice from singing along to every song.
A: Let’s wave our hands during the next ballad!
B: Good idea. And if there’s an encore, let’s try to start a standing ovation!

Last night, I attended the Taylor Swift concert at Tokyo Dome, and it was an unforgettable experience. The venue was completely packed, with thousands of fans lining up early to get the best spots near the stage. As soon as Taylor appeared on stage, the crowd went wild, cheering and waving their hands in the air.

The opening act was a Japanese band called Official HIGE DANDism. They did a great job warming up the audience, and everyone gave them a big round of applause. When Taylor started her set, the energy in the venue was incredible. The setlist included all her biggest hits, like “Shake It Off,” “Love Story,” and “Blank Space.” During the chorus of each song, the entire crowd sang along, and I almost lost my voice from singing and cheering so much.

The light show was amazing, with colorful lights changing for every song. Taylor interacted with the crowd, thanking everyone for coming and even speaking a little Japanese, which made the fans cheer even louder. At one point, she invited some lucky fans on stage for a special meet-and-greet, which was a dream come true for them.

After the main act, the audience waited for an encore. When Taylor came back on stage for the final chorus of “You Belong With Me,” the crowd gave her a standing ovation. The atmosphere was electric, and you could feel the excitement all around.

I also visited the merch booth and bought a T-shirt as a souvenir. The concert was truly sold out, and I’m glad I got my ticket early. It was one of the best live shows I’ve ever attended, and I can’t wait to go to another concert soon!

A: Hey, did you get tickets for the Coldplay concert at Madison Square Garden next month?
B: Yes! I was so lucky. The concert sold out in minutes, but I managed to buy two tickets online.

A: That’s awesome! I’ve never seen them live before. I can’t wait to sing along to “Viva La Vida” with the crowd.
B: Me too. I love the energy at American concerts—the crowd is always so enthusiastic. And Madison Square Garden is such a famous venue!

A: I heard their light show is incredible. Did you see any videos from their last tour?
B: Yeah, the stage looked amazing, and the visuals matched the music perfectly. I hope we can get seats close to the stage.

A: Are you planning to buy any merch at the merch booth?
B: Definitely! I want a T-shirt and maybe a poster. I’ll probably lose my voice from cheering and singing so much.

A: If they play an encore, let’s try to start a standing ovation!
B: For sure. Let’s get there early so we don’t have to line up for too long. Maybe we can even grab something to eat at the food stands before the show starts.

A: Good idea. I’m so excited—it’s going to be a night to remember!
B: Absolutely. See you at the concert!