It is argued by some that there is no longer any need to attend live performances, because watching them on TV or computer screens is even better. While this opinion is reasonable to an extent, I believe that going to live concerts gives us a much more immersive experience.

On the one hand, people who do not like to be in crowded places, and those who view shows merely as a form of relaxation, would most reasonably choose to watch concerts on TV. Firstly, being in noisy and crowded places causes some individuals to feel uncomfortable, making the option of watching concerts at home more appealing. Watching performances at home can also offer a pleasant experience thanks to high-quality sound and visual effects that today’s TVs come equipped with. Moreover, in today’s fast-paced and busy working culture, people are given fewer days off. Therefore, being able to set aside enough time and money to attend concerts has become something of a luxury that not many can afford, while enjoying shows at home is a more time-saving and convenient form of entertainment.

On the other hand, attending a live concert offers fans an unforgettable and collective entertainment experience unmatched by simply enjoying it from home. Elaborate stage setups and stunning lighting effects are crucial elements that enhance artists’ performances. This produces an electrifying atmosphere filled with excitement, passion and energy, creating lasting memories that TV broadcasts cannot fully capture. In addition, a sense of community and fulfillment can be built among those involved, as both fans and artists enjoy live shows together. This is exemplified by the popularity of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, which has attracted millions of fans worldwide to attend concerts in various countries.

In conclusion, people who are not able to attend concerts can enjoy the shows on high-tech TVs with vibrant colors and high quality sound systems. However, going to concerts offers fans unique experiences and a feeling of belonging that cannot be replicated at home.