During one point of the show, the Big Time Rush boys tried to decide who could make more noise, the kids or the parents. The audience consisted of 80% parents with daughters who had on hair bows and sequin skirts, 10% high school girls who enjoy One Direction and Harry Potter books, 5% young boys who were ecstatic to see BTR, and 5% college aged girls who mostly came alone. There was no liquor in site, which was unusual for me to see, a frequent hip-hop concert attendee. Once I got inside the venue, it was swarmed with parents and their children buying merchandise and grabbing a bite to eat before the show started. My friend and I chatted with a few of the young girls in line who made custom BTR sweatshirts and were accompanied by their mothers.

Instead, I was surrounded by girls aged 6- 13 years old with their mothers and the occasional father. I was expecting to see teenage girls all over the place who were attempting to get the boys’ attention. I arrived to the venue at 7 PM, the exact time that doors opened. Logan is a Texas native, who was feeling Houston last night due to his frequent use of the term, “H-Town.” Carlos recently jumped the broom with former Spy Kid, Alexa Vega, and they both have changed their last names to PenaVega. James is the pretty boy and is usually the second lead.

Kendall is the lead singer of the group and often the favorite member of the band. They simultaneously received a record deal and a television show from the start.

Big Time Rush is not your usual television stars turned singing group. This was my second time seeing BTR live in concert, first being at the Houston Rodeo in 2012.įirst, let me give you a background of who these heartthrobs are. Earlier this week, Coog Radio gave away tickets to see Nickelodeon’s Big Time Rush at the Bayou Music Center and they went fast! I attended the show this past Saturday evening, and my concert experience was much different than usual.

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