Along with the warm weather brings the most beloved concert season. And nobody understands concert season much like people who live near Xfinity Center. Through good times and through bad times, Xfinity Center has held many of your memories growing up if you are part of one of the lucky towns that surround it. Here are a few ways you know you live near Xfinity Center...

1. You only buy tickets for the lawn.

And if there aren't any lawn tickets left, you will pay for a real seat. Then what do you do? You go to the lawn anyways even though you paid for a more expensive ticket.

2. You know the spot that your town clusters.

As you walk through the lawn, while somehow running into every single person you specifically didn't want to see, you notice the separations of towns. Your town has their own specific spot; and that's where anyone and everyone gathers, and every so often you go to check out the other town's spots.

3. You have your "never again" experience at Xfinity where you promise you will never return.

And then, of course, you return.

4. All of your money goes toward concerts.

It's so convenient, and "nothing else is ever going on in my town." Yet I have to admit I have spent an unhealthy amount of money on concert tickets -- and for some artists I didn't even like.

5. You insist you need tickets for a certain band and then don't pay attention during the concert.

Everyone likes to pretend they are really there to see their favorite artist, and if you're in a real seat, that's likely true. Though, for the vast majority of us, we don't pay attention to a single song that is played because we are too busy socializing with every surrounding town.

6. You are never sure the actual name of the concert venue.

Why can't they just pick a name and keep it? By the time I catch on to saying the new name they gave the place, they already have changed it to the next one.

7. You sometimes go to the tailgates even if you don't plan on going to the concert.

No ticket? Not a problem. You still go to the tailgate, the best part concerts for many, and hangout with your friends until they have to go in. You will also likely witness the many people who don't make it past the tailgate...

8. You or your friends have snuck into a concert.

You've heard all the different ways of sneaking in. Whether it be over or under the fence, there is no escaping the inevitable thorn bushes that you have as battle wounds after sneaking in.

9. Your Instagram is filled with concert pictures every weekend of the summer.

Not only that, but your entire Twitter feed is filled with, " Selling a *insert concert* ticket," too.

10. You have a love/ hate relationship with Xfinity.

Enough said.