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How to convince parents to let meeee go to a paramore concert??

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Answer #1

at 13 our very oung, and a concert is no place for a little girl all by herself, no matter how good or normal or anything the band is, doesnt matter if its rap or pop, it can still be dangerouse. your chances will increase greatly if an adult went with you, or older more responsible sibling, your parents will feel more at ease if there was soemone there to keep an eye on you and keep you safe. if not taking a lt of freinds, who arnt all little kids so some older freinds too would help, so would arranging a time and place aftre the concert they can pick ou up and promising youll be there

Answer #2

I’ve convinced my parents to let me go to 2!! They rock live(: so anyway, find tickets and email them to your parents. Save up and pffe to buy them yourself. If the concert isn’t in youR town, make sure it’s not on a school night. Find out where they’re playing and when; get all the nessecary info. Then ask nicely. Don’t flip out if they say no, just point out all the reasons why your plan Is logical and it couldn’t Hurt. Good luck!! Xoxo hayley (:

Answer #3

Are you talking about the ones this summer? With Tegan and Sara? Maybe tell them it’s a Tegan and Sara concert if their worried about the fact that Paramore is a punky-ish rock band. ‘Cause T+S always sound much gentler than Paramore if your parents are musically educated. If that’s not an issue then don’t bother. Hee. Anyway, explain to them that you’ll call right when it ends, you could bring a friend, you could do chores around the house to pay off for the tickets, bring your phone and answer their texts, tell them that it’d make you really happy. :)

Answer #4

Tanks everyone i’ll try the one by hayleyballxx

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