The screams of the young fans at times drowned out the singers at the Fly 92.3 Summer Jam concert at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Saturday as pop artists, old and new, played to a packed crowd — only the second in the venue’s summer concert series.
The show headliner and clear crowd favorite was Big Time Rush, a band that found success on a Nickelodeon show and has since launched into mainstream success. The cries of the mostly female crowd, whose average age hovered in the young teens, were piercing for several of Big Time Rush’s hits such as “Boyfriend,” “Til I forget about you” and “The City is Ours.”
If the teen and “tween” screams were not enough to indicate Big Time Rush was the crowd’s main focus, their CDs and T-shirts were the first to sell out, according to vendors at the event. The line to have autographs signed was populated by several hundred people and stretched from the Charlie Springs Gate in the northeast corner of SPAC to more than 100 yards past the concession area.
Source: Saratogian.com (Snippet)
The show headliner and clear crowd favorite was Big Time Rush, a band that found success on a Nickelodeon show and has since launched into mainstream success. The cries of the mostly female crowd, whose average age hovered in the young teens, were piercing for several of Big Time Rush’s hits such as “Boyfriend,” “Til I forget about you” and “The City is Ours.”
If the teen and “tween” screams were not enough to indicate Big Time Rush was the crowd’s main focus, their CDs and T-shirts were the first to sell out, according to vendors at the event. The line to have autographs signed was populated by several hundred people and stretched from the Charlie Springs Gate in the northeast corner of SPAC to more than 100 yards past the concession area.
Source: Saratogian.com (Snippet)
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