n.常去听音乐会的人（尤指古典音乐会）

原形：concertgoer复数：concertgoers

As a regular concertgoer, she attends at least three live music events each month.
作为一名常去音乐会的人，她每个月至少会参加三次现场音乐活动。
The concertgoers arrived early to secure the best seats for the performance.
音乐会观众早早地到达以确保能抢到演出的最佳座位。
He bought a VIP ticket, allowing him backstage access and an exclusive meet-and-greet with the performers, a true treat for any dedicated concertgoer.
他买了一张贵宾票，这使他有机会进入后台并与表演者进行独家见面交流，对于任何忠实的音乐会爱好者来说都是难得的机会。
Despite the rain, the enthusiastic concertgoers braved the elements to enjoy the outdoor festival.
尽管下着雨，热情高涨的音乐会观众还是顶着风雨前来享受户外音乐节。
After the show, many concertgoers posted photos and reviews of their favorite moments on social media platforms.
演出结束后，许多音乐会观众在社交媒体平台上发布了他们最喜欢的瞬间的照片和评论。
The concertgoer was overjoyed when his favorite band announced a surprise encore performance.
当这位音乐会观众听到他最喜欢的乐队宣布将有惊喜返场演出时，他欣喜若狂。
Security checks were tight as they admitted only genuine ticket holders into the sold-out concert.
在这场门票售罄的音乐会上，只有持有真实入场券的观众才能通过严格的安检进入。
A group of friends who share a passion for rock music often attend concerts together, creating memories that last a lifetime.
一群同样热爱摇滚音乐的朋友常常一起去看演唱会，共同创造了许多值得一生回忆的时刻。
Some concertgoers wore elaborate costumes to fully immerse themselves in the theme of the event.
有些音乐会观众穿着华丽的服装，以便完全融入活动的主题氛围。
Having waited for hours in line, the exhausted but excited concertgoers finally entered the venue and rushed towards the stage.
等待了数小时后，虽然疲惫但仍然兴奋不已的音乐会观众终于进入了场地，并迅速奔向舞台。