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the first thing I heard

The first thing I heard was the roaring. It was like the pounding of the ocean surf, but made out of human voices.

As we cleared the concrete tunnel, I could see the spotlights flashing out in the darkness – just quick glimpses of them, interrupted by the framework of the stage.

Ryan’s family was waiting by the exit. Casey looked like she was about to pee, she was so excited. Mara was trying to be cool, but she was hopping up and down just a centimeter, like she wanted to jump but was holding it back. Ryan hugged his parents – said “Don’t worry, they’ll be fine” to his very worried mother – and then his parents departed, and a bald security guard fell in lockstep with us as Mara and Casey joined the group.

We made it to the wings of the stage when a group of crew guys handed Ryan his bass and plugged some kind of a transmitter into Killian’s guitar.

Suddenly a voice reverberated over the speakers.

“AND NOW… GIVE IT UP… FOR… BIGGEEEEEERRRR!”

The pounding surf of voices became a massive
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