Gold.
Friends and I were at a Strokes concert at UMBC Fieldhouse last October - you wouldn't believe the amount of people wearing the only god damned Strokes tee that was out at the time.

Of course, there were also a lot of mods with ties on, and that wasn't so bad.

But yeah, I think I totally said exactly that line to my friends about the people wearing the band's tee to their own concert.

I had a custom shirt made that says: "I'm Trendy" on the front, and "Abercrombie Chess" on the back.

I like to wear that one.

There's nothing wrong with being obsessed with dashboard. I'm hesitant to admit it, but I am a guy and I love Dashboard... Anyway a few buds and I went to a show here in Chicago a few months ago and we were surrounded by exactly that crowd that you speak of. We walked in past the bar and onto the floor, I looked around and said "uuuh guys, I think we're the only one's here who can go to that bar out there?" They agreed.

Still a kick ass show though.

Oh, and tshirt and jeans all the way to concerts. Nothing to new nothing to nice because it's going to get sweaty smoky and spilled on, at the least.

Lucha libre mask, boots, and nothing else. *wink*

Get the word out to who? To the fans who have already bought the tickets to the concert because they already like the band?

Jeans, T-Shirt. Usually black, it's what I look best wearing. Might wear all white next time, maybe I'll notice that I'm bleeding in less than an hour ... fucking jackasses with brass knuckles.

Well, i would wear a shirt without a movie on it or something. I would not appreciate it if someone wore another band shirt while i was playing so i don't =]

Baggy pants so I can sneak cameras in via my crotch.

Usually shorts, my steel toes and some random t shirt and a wife beater. And I usually end up being that sweaty hairy guy with no shirt on. Concerts get so friggin hot that me wearing a shirt the whole time=not an option. Although it all seems kinda funny anyways, not like everyone else isn't sweatin their collective asses off...

Re: What you wear to a concert?
 

Which is exactly what I did.