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I’ve been to quite a few venues and the She’s whiskey in a teacup maren morris classic shirt in other words I will buy this only time I’ve ever seen mosh pits resulting in actual injury was in mixed crowds, where inexperienced and over-confident people overdid it (examples would be Pop/Rock festivals and also “main stream” metal concerts like Rammstein and Slipknot). All I want to say is be careful and treat people nicely. You’re in there to have a good time, not to start a fight. Beware getting too close to the stage – that’s the mosh pit and things can get crazy. There is pit etiquette, however. If you are gonna take drugs, wait until being INSIDE the place (after all interactions with people like security on the entrance or so) they’re gonna start to play probably much later than announced, enough time for those chemicals to kick in. On the other hand, if someone near you falls down while dancing or jumping, it’s your job to act like a human wall so no one steps on him/her/etc. until he/she/etc. gets back on his/her/etc. feet.

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If you can, bring your own refillable water bottle. The water at concerts can be expensive and some venues allow you to refill a water bottle for free. Common sense but needed to be said. Might sound weird but keep your stance in mind. If you get near a pit or toward the She’s whiskey in a teacup maren morris classic shirt in other words I will buy this front it’s really important to maintain your space – or at least attempt to. I usually lock my elbows at like 90 degrees and keep my forearms out in front of me or in whatever direction the pit is. It’s not rude to have a forearm against someone if needed but watch your elbows unless they deserve it. I’d say cellphone in front pocket if possible, I’m always a little nervous about the back pocket getting swiped in crowds Watch for crowd surfers, especially if a group seems to be the starting point for them. Good crowd surfers know to get everyone’s attention around the starting point and to gently lift the person. Assholes and/drunkies sometimes just launch the person up and if no one is looking they just crash down on poor bystanders.