When you’re looking for what’s happening in live music events, in-person performances where artists connect with audiences in real time. Also known as concerts, they’re more than just sound—they’re shared experiences that shape how we feel about music. October 2025 brought a mix of massive festivals, surprise tour stops, and deep dives into how concerts are made—from the stage to your screen. Whether you’re planning to attend a show in Dayton or wondering what happens when a BTS concert shakes the ground, this collection covers the real stories behind the noise.
What makes a concert unforgettable? It’s not just the band. It’s the concert tickets, the passes and pricing tiers that determine your experience. Also known as festival passes, they’ve evolved into packages with early entry, VIP access, and weather protection plans—like what Taylor Swift’s team puts in place when rain threatens the Eras Tour. Then there’s the tech side: concert streaming, the process of broadcasting live shows online, often for free or at low cost. Also known as live music broadcasts, it’s how fans who can’t be there still feel part of the moment, using gear, platforms, and setups that range from phone cameras to full crews. And let’s not forget the data—how companies like Pollstar track ticket sales, how earthquakes register from crowd jumps, and why sidechains and blockchain tech suddenly show up in music news (yes, really).
October 2025 wasn’t just about who played where. It was about understanding the full ecosystem: how much a festival ticket really costs, what you get with early entry, how rain policies protect your money, and why a single concert in Seoul once registered as a 2.5-magnitude tremor. You’ll find guides on streaming for free, breakdowns of the loudest rock shows ever, and the truth behind who owns the data that drives the industry. This isn’t a list of dates—it’s a look at how live music works, from the fan’s seat to the backend systems keeping it all running.
Below, you’ll find every article published this month—each one answering a real question fans had. No fluff. Just the facts, tips, and stories you need to know before your next show.
Pollstar is owned by Live Nation Entertainment as of 2021. Learn how the concert industry's top data source became part of the world's largest live entertainment company - and what it means for artists and promoters.
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Learn how to livestream a live concert for free with step‑by‑step setup, platform comparison, equipment tips, and troubleshooting for a professional‑grade broadcast.
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Discover the full Cincinnati Music Festival 2025 lineup, ticket tiers, pricing, and essential tips for attending the summer's biggest music event in Ohio.
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Explore the record‑setting AC/DC concert, how decibel levels are measured, health risks, and the future of ultra‑loud rock shows.
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Learn how sidechains work in blockchain, why they matter, how they connect to mainnets, key differences from other layer‑2 solutions, real‑world examples, risks, and future trends.
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Explore the concert that faced the strongest earthquake, how it happened, and what the music industry learned about safety and preparedness.
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Discover how BTS's 2019 Seoul concert caused a 2.5‑magnitude tremor, why it happened, and what it means for future live shows.
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Learn exactly what an early entry VIP package includes, its benefits, pricing, and how it differs from regular tickets-plus tips to avoid pitfalls.
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Discover every major concert in Dayton, Ohio for Oct‑Nov 2025-artist line‑up, venues, ticket tips, and FAQs to plan your perfect night out.
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Discover the exact ticket prices for Cincinnati Music Fest 2025, including early‑bird discounts, VIP options, and money‑saving tips for fans.
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Explore how experts decide the greatest concert ever, see top contenders, compare key metrics, and use a checklist to judge any live show.
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Discover why Elvis Presley is called the King, explore other music 'kings', and learn how the nickname shaped pop culture in a fun, fact‑filled guide.
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