One in four gig goers miss the encore and leave early – with a third prioritising how they’ll feel the next day.

This comes as research identified distinct differences in how different generations enjoy and recover from music gigs.

As the summer of pop continues excitement for live music is high with fans travelling thousands of miles to see their favourite acts, but the poll of 2,000 concertgoers found the thought of winding down post-gig rather than staying until the final song is more appealing to some than others.

And perhaps surprisingly, it’s Gen Zs (39 per cent) who are most likely to make a swift exit.

Tiredness is also factor, with 36 per cent of all adults admitting they worry in advance about how they'll feel the morning after.

Further to this, 37 per cent........

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