This Lumineers Automatic Tour wristband carries a memory that still feels electric every time I see it. After four concert-less years, this show was life-changing. My best friend Mckenna bought nosebleed tickets on a whim back in April, and we decided to go with our friend Ashley from Detroit. When September finally arrived, we made a full weekend of it. We stayed at Mckenna’s house in St. Johns, where I met her family and explored her hometown. The next day, we drove to Detroit, dropped our bags at her brother’s house, and spent hours at Somerset Mall, eating, shopping, and laughing, before getting ready for the concert.

Walking into Comerica Park, I couldn’t believe how massive it was. I had never seen anything like it. The Backseat Lovers opened the show, which was already special since they are another favorite of ours. But when The Lumineers came on, everything felt surreal. We sang every lyric, danced in our seats, and even cried a little. Then the impossible happened. They brought out Noah Kahan, another of our all-time favorites. This wristband isn’t just a souvenir. It’s a reminder of friendship, music, and a weekend full of magic.