I attended Good Charlotte to relieve my younger days.
Also because it was an 18 and above gig, so it's a must-go, right! I mean, the younger ones may not have the chance (or they could try sneaking in), and I am a legit over 18, so yeah!

Oh yes, I was quite lost when I first entered RWS because I didn't know where The Coliseum is.
So I just walked around and spotted my primary school friend outside Universal Studios.
He was working for Jack Daniel's- the one bringing Good Charlotte in.
He recognised me and led me to the queue line.
Big Thanks to you, Shawn, for the help! (if you're reading) :)
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Queued in the early noon outside Hard Rock hotel/cafe. Alone.
Yes, I did it by queuing alone! LOL.
Settled my lunch while queuing. And, thank god for iTouch/iPhone- music/facebook/twitter were my company.

I have no fear next time though I was envious of people who came along with their boys/girls/friends.
But it's okay ah.
FEARLESS.
(Maybe I should tattoo fearless...)
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Good Charlotte was one of my favourite bands (I was more into pop rock/pop punk then shifted to post-hardcore) in my early secondary school days after Amanda got the Good Morning Revival CD as a birthday gift for me. It was funny.
The album cover had the GC members all decked in black. So Amanda told me, "I think you will like it, since they are all in black."

And it remains to be my favourite album of all of GC's, cos the songs in this album relates to me a lot.
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I was right at the front throughout the whole gig.
But sadly, I didn't get any posters the 91.3fm crews threw, and the picks which the band members threw. ARGH. I was dying to get Billy's pick.

But it's okay, at least I was at the front, and I was enjoying myself despite all the pushings.

Great night overall.

Thank you Jack Daniel's for bringing them in!!