As of recently, I've started falling in love with my Spotify account and looking into more and more different kinds of music. One band that I rediscovered was Train, an infamous band that is more popular among millennials. When I went up to my friend to tell her about my new-found love for this group, she goes "What is this 2012," and continued to tell me that Train is a "dead band" for an older age group, not teenagers. Nonetheless, I continued to listen to their amazing music and urged others to listen to "50 Ways to Say Goodbye" just one more time with me. Finally, after a conversation with my other friend, he immediately reciprocated the same feelings as I did about the band. I hopped on Ticketmaster and quickly started looking for concert tickets. After only minutes of searching I found that they were about to perform in New York with the Goo-Goo Dolls (trust me, you know this band, listen to "Iris" right now and you'll remember). For only $28 my friend and I had officially bought our tickets and begged our other friends to come to the concert with us. Even though there was a lot of complaining and mumbling of "We're only here for Ashley and Jack," once we arrived at the concert, everyone's' minds changed. There was a complete range of ages at the venue, from 3 year old's to 80 year old's, everyone was there for them. Even in between the opening act and Train, while they were only playing similar music from the early 2000's, my friends and I were singing every word. Train has remained relevant for over 20 years after they formed in 1993, and now remain as an incredible memory for my friends and me. We all agreed after the concert that Train absolutely killed it and we are all now the newest members of their fan club. With such a great experience, I need you all to stop what you're doing and listen to "Hey Soul Sister", "Drive By", "Drops of Jupiter", "Play That Song", "Bruises", "Meet Virginia", and all of their other classics just one more time to fall back in love with this amazing band.