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10yo? For those that have seen the Piano and a Microphone gig, would it be inappropriate for a 10yo?
Under normal cuircumstances i wouldnt even give this a second thought. But given the concert theme (ie not a rock concert) and his "clean" act in his elder years. i am wondering.
Miss 10yo absolutely adores Prince. My better half blames me I have to be very VERY selective with his back catalogue though and she seems to be the prime target of his last few records.
So, opinions please.
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Absolutely bring your 10 yo. Lots of us parents bring their kids to Prince gigs these days. My son was 8 for London in 2007 and he came to Paris gig in 2011. I would just advise seats as the size of the crowds can be overwhelming for kids. Also they deserve a good view. My only regret was I didn't bring him to see James brown in October 2006 before he passed away. | |
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Thanks for the reply. She pretty much already told me shes coming with me.....shes turning into a freak on this side.... | |
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Yeah she'll be OK, as far as Prince is concerned - the "Days of Wild" times are over...it's the old skool fans with Dirty Minds you have to keep an eye out for ~Shakalaka!~..... ~Mayday!~ | |
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Im taking my 10YO to the 6:30 concert in AKers! Dainty said its up to parents descretion.
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Definately agree with passing on the funk, though just couldn't justfiy the $400. Even my wife upon hearing it was $400 said she's glad i couldnt get 2 tkts and would prefer a new pair of shoes!
Prince did say life would be better with a pair of good shoes. Who am i to argue!
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I was 11 when I first saw Prince on the D&P tour! The usher even said to my sister and I 'does your mother know you're here?'
My parents would screen some of what I could and couldn't listen to at home up until a certain age though. | |
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My daughter went to her first Prince concert at 9. I was nervous (just because it was her first Prince concert; what if he reverted to young Prince?!), but she had a great time and I had nothing to be nervous about. I haven't been to a Prince concert in the last 12 or so years that has had anything inappropriate in it (and I've/we've been to a few). I'm sure your daughter will love it. If you can afford to be close to the stage, do it! I'm sure your daughter will always cherish the memory. | |
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