Ayu A Nation 2019?

[Chris85]

Originally Posted by pedronekoi

Don't know what you're talking about. She always do something new for the intro...

That's why I said mostly :-)

[njanjayrp]

Originally Posted by Chris85

That's why I said mostly :-)

Most of the songs end up being predictable.

[Andrenekoi]

Well, festival concerts for any artist tend to be VERY safe because as they take place at a festival (duh), the audience tends to have way more people who aren't part of the fandom and aren't as familiar with the act's catalogue as the audience on a tour, for example, would be. So, the overall mix of whatever Ayu is promoting at the time + well known summer hits make total sense on A-Nation's enviroment.

[EndOfTheWorld]

It feels like a little strange not having Ayu at a-nation but it doesn't bother me too much. She has some really great a-nation performances though.
I think 2002 a-nation was the best, that one was the most memorable for me. The rest I don't really remember.

[pedronekoi]

Originally Posted by Andrenekoi

Well, festival concerts for any artist tend to be VERY safe because as they take place at a festival (duh), the audience tends to have way more people who aren't part of the fandom and aren't as familiar with the act's catalogue as the audience on a tour, for example, would be. So, the overall mix of whatever Ayu is promoting at the time + well known summer hits make total sense on A-Nation's enviroment.

I thought the same way until I went to a-nation last year and, as Ayu was the closing act, everybody that stayed there was Ayu fans. It really felt like it was one of her arena tour but, of course, the atmosphere of a-nation is completely different from her regular concerts. Watching on video may seem predictable but being there you want to see the "classic a-nation acts" like the car ride and all of that.