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Natalia Barr

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New York
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Leave the Big Hat at Home—and Other Concert Etiquette Tips

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By Natalia Barr
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
As concerts get more and more expensive, one live-music fan asks: When did we forget how to behave at shows? I attended around 40 concerts last year—and I’m on track to at least match that number this year. Somehow I still find myself repeatedly surprised by the behavior of my fellow audience members. Once, during a standing-room-only concert, a group of fans all sat on the ground in between sets, taking up extra space in an already crowded venue.
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How a classic collegiate novel inspired this young New York band

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By Natalia Barr
| MSN Verified
For a group of 20-year-olds, the bandmates of People I've Met think a lot about timing. Vocalist and guitarist Moses Martin (left), bassist Andrew Suster (center) and drummer Orlando Wiltshire (right), and spent nearly five years recording music and playing at New York clubs before putting out any records. “I'm an occasionally over-obsessive perfectionist,” says Martin, the son of actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.
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How a Classic Collegiate Novel Inspired This Young New York Band

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By Natalia Barr, Edward Bowleg III
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
By Natalia Barr | Photography by Jeff Henrikson for WSJ. Magazine | Styling by Edward Bowleg III Sept. 13, 2026 2:00 pm ET For a group of 20-year-olds, the bandmates of People I’ve Met think a lot about timing. Vocalist and guitarist Moses Martin (left), bassist Andrew Suster (center) and drummer Orlando Wiltshire (right), and spent nearly five years recording music and playing at New York clubs before putting out any records.
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