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One Direction Concert: Ford Field

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One Direction Concert The huge garage doors of Ford Field slowly opened as the tour buses of One Direction filed into the stadium. Piling out of the buses with all their gear, the boys trudged to their dressing room and began to get ready for the concert. With thousands of girls frantically entering the stadium, the building quickly filled. The stage began to look more and more like a stage as the workers brought out the pieces and connected them. Sitting one by one the chairs waited to be sat in. As fan’s wandered through the stadium, a lost expression settled upon their faces while they desperately searched for their seats. Anxiously, the fans awaited the start of the concert. The clean ground already began to fill up with food wrappers …show more content…

The fans jumped up and down and sang along to the music. The security guards desperately tried to keep insane fans away from the side of the stage. The boys sung the last note of “Clouds” and the crowd went wild. Sweat dripped from their red faces as they began the next song. The lights flickered and speakers rattled as the concert went on. Another song came to an end and the boys began to speak. The thick british accent of Harry Styles echoed through the stadium. Harry started off and chose a lucky fan from the crowd. The face of the fan went a dark shade of red, excitement evident. Harry asked for the girl’s name and the girl nervously replied with Susie. Susie’s throat felt like sandpaper as she spoke to her role model. The warm, cheesy pizza she had for dinner felt like it was about to come up at any second. Harry bid Susie farwell and he quickly raced back to center stage. A few more songs played and it was now time for the last song. “What Makes You Beautiful” started and again the crowd went nuts. Streamers flew throughout the stadium, littering the clean ground with red and white paper. More fireworks shot up and the smell of the smoke entered the noses of the thousands of people. With sore throats, the fans sang the last lyric of the song. One Direction belted out for everyone to have a good night, their voices hoarse and their faces

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