What's the farthest you would go to see a concert?

[duncan_bayne@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@evan I would legitimately travel off-planet to see some bands, if I could afford it.

Actually, I don't think it would matter what the band was

[spraoi@tooting.ch]

@evan

I've only once made a transcontinental journey to see a concert, but that was when I lived across an ocean from London.

Now I go up to London or Paris once per year or so for a gig.

My own country is more of a monthly/weekly thing, given that I commute across cantonal borders anyway.

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[malte@radikal.social]

@evan Own planet. I am from a very small country (Denmark) and live right next to a border. I have gone some times to Sweden and Germany for a concert.

[littlefox@gotosocial-dev.svc.0x0a.network]

@evan missing a "own continent" option ^^'

[redstonelp2@mastodon.redstonelp2.com]

@evan does "region" go across country borders?

[karb@bark.lgbt]

@evan

Depends how flush I am at the moment, what country the concert is in (save or not so much) and how bad I wanna see it but if all these things check out then global

[kaitlynethylia@void.lgbt]

@evan Own city but mostly owing to financial restrictions. If budget weren't a concern then probably anywhere in Western Europe, I'd gladly take an excuse to ride trains across the continent all day(s)

[macberg@mastodon.online]

@evan Own apartment. Maaaaybe own neighborhood.

[evan@cosocial.ca]

@RedstoneLP2 https://evanp.me/pollfaq#define

[manawyrm@chaos.social]

@evan with 60 miles (or even just 2 miles) to the next country it's not an ideal question

I have in the past travelled 1200 miles for a concert and I'd do it again