IELTS Speaking Part 1: Concerts questions and answers

Not as much as I'd like to, honestly. Tickets have become quite pricey lately, so I only manage to go two or three times a year. The last one I went to was an acoustic gig at a local theatre in Bristol, which was brilliant.

I'm a massive fan of indie rock. There's just something about the raw energy of electric guitars and live drums that you don't really get through headphones. Whenever my favourite local band plays nearby, I always try to grab tickets.

Definitely smaller venues. Stadiums can feel a bit overwhelming, and you're usually stuck miles away from the stage. In an intimate club or hall, you feel much closer to the performers, and the atmosphere is far more electric.

I did, though mostly with my parents. When I was about ten, my dad took me to an open-air classical music concert in a park. I remember eating ice cream on a blanket on the grass while the orchestra played, which was lovely.

I'd love to, provided the weather stays dry! A couple of my friends went to a weekend festival in the countryside last summer, and it sounded fantastic, with dozens of stages and food stalls, even if camping in the mud sounds dreadful.