I bought front row hoping to record the whole thing from a seated view, but 11 minutes in some guy holds a gimbal above his head again and I then I stood up for the rest of the show. And here's some free advice for people who record concerts: 1) hold the camera in front of your face and record what you can see. If your eyes cannot see it then neither should your camera. In other words, don't hold the camera above your head to record what the person behind you is trying to see. You might as well wear a stovepipe top hat. 2) It's a dark room and a little screen light goes a long way. If the people in the back row of the coliseum can see your screen, it might be too bright. Before the concert starts, turn your screen brightness down to the lowest setting. When the show starts and the house lights turn off, if your phone screen is only bright enough for you to see, that's just about right.
This was at the old Seattle Center Coliseum, later renamed Key Arena, and now dba Climate Pledge Arena
