Concert Terminology

noun a sporting event in which two games are played back-to-back

adjective describing a situation where two events or games are scheduled to take place consecutively

• The baseball team will be playing a double header this weekend.
• Hey, did you hear there's a double header at the stadium on Saturday?
• I'm pumped for the double header coming up!
• Attending two meetings back-to-back felt like a double header of work.

noun a person who is a fan of heavy metal music

adjective relating to or characteristic of fans of heavy metal music

• The metalhead community is known for their passion for heavy metal music.
• My cousin is a total metalhead and has been to over 50 concerts.
• I love hanging out with my metalhead friends and headbanging to our favorite tunes.
• Her mind was a dark, heavy metalhead, filled with thoughts of rebellion and intensity.

noun the act of being passed overhead from person to person at a concert or event

verb to engage in the act of being passed overhead from person to person at a concert or event

• The music festival had strict rules against crowdsurfing due to safety concerns.
• I saw someone crowdsurfing at the concert last night, it looked so fun!
• Dude, crowdsurfing at that show was epic!
• In the sea of people, he felt like he was crowdsurfing on a wave of excitement.

noun a person who is passed overhead from person to person above a crowd at a concert or other event

verb to be passed overhead from person to person above a crowd at a concert or other event

• The lead singer decided to crowd surf during the concert, much to the delight of the audience.
• Dude, did you see that guy crowd surf at the show last night? It was epic!
• I can't believe she actually tried to crowd surf at the party, what a legend!
• In order to succeed, sometimes you have to be willing to crowd surf through the challenges that come your way.