Recent live music events, including Oasis's reunion shows and Pulp's performance at Sheffield's Tramlines, have seen a notable presence of multigenerational families. From excited children attending their first big gigs to grandparents who recall seeing the bands in the 1990s, these gatherings are creating new shared memories.
At Oasis's first night in Cardiff, one woman recounted attending a show 31 years ago while pregnant with her son, who now brought his own young daughter. Another boy celebrated his 10th birthday there with his dad, who had seen the band with his own father as a teenager. Similarly, at Pulp's Tramlines show, many children were word-perfect on hits including 'Sorted for E's and Wizz'.
The Guardian is keen to hear from readers who have recently attended live music concerts with their families. Who did you see, how did it go, and what memories did the experience stir up? Share your stories with us, including the significance of seeing them together and what the children thought.
