See a concert at Royal Albert Hall

“Went inside as the auditorium opened up and took a short tour around as well as from top to bottom of the venue — these were incredible first impressions that you can't process in time because you realize that the best of the evening is yet to come. [...] Right on time at 8:30pm and before I knew it the lights went out and my heart was racing like it hadn't done in a long time at a concert. Everyone came out on the left side of the stage except Josh, who walked past with his chair along the right side of the arena near where I was sitting. Act I began and it gave me goosebumps nonstop. Every single song in this first act was more emotional than the next.”

“At this point, I ask myself for the fifth time already whether I'm really here or if I'm having one of the best dreams of my life. Mosquito Song is followed by what is probably the biggest surprise of the night for me — Keep Your Eyes Peeled — not because of the song itself, but because I like the Catacombs Tour version with all its drama better than the studio version. This song felt more like an opera piece in this rendition if you don't consider the sampled beats.”

“The Albert Hall is one of the world’s best music venues and although I’m not a concert-goer, I have seen a couple of things there and been surprised by how intimate a venue it is; there’s hardly a bad seat and even at the very back you still feel close to the musicians.”