This Is A Recap Of The First Me's A Crowd Concert!
Under the glowing neon lights of the Galaxy Arena, the three members of Me’s A Crowd stood backstage, listening to the distant hum of a growing audience. It was their first concert ever—a special two-day weekend debut—and the air buzzed with excitement and nerves.
Kamisama Kitsune adjusted her black glasses with trembling fingers. Her brown hair framed her face beneath the soft ribbon of her shrine maiden outfit, and her yellow eyes darted toward the curtain. She clutched her guitar close, as if it were a shield.
“What if… what if my parents are out there?” she whispered. “Someone from the shrine could recognize me. I’ve never sung in front of this many people before.”
Behind her, Iroha Taiku twirled a drumstick between her fingers. Dressed entirely in black, her red eyes gleamed with calm confidence. “If they are,” she said coolly, “they’ll see how amazing you are. That’s not something to hide from.”
Kaguya Nakidokoro bounced on her heels, her pink hair swaying like cotton candy in motion. “Yeah!” she chimed, flashing a bright smile. “This is our dream, remember? We practiced every day for this. We’re going to light up the whole arena!”
Kamisama took a deep breath. She remembered the long nights of rehearsal, the laughter they shared when mistakes turned into inside jokes, and the moment they chose their band name, promising to always stand together. Slowly, her grip on the guitar relaxed.
“You’re right,” she said, a small smile forming. “We’re Me’s A Crowd. We do this together.”
The stage manager gave them the signal. The roar of the crowd swelled as the curtain lifted, and a wave of dazzling lights washed over them. For a split second, Kamisama’s heart pounded so loudly she thought it might drown out everything else.
Then Iroha struck the first beat on the drums—strong, steady, and grounding. Kaguya stepped forward with her keyboard, adding a bright melody that sparkled through the arena. Kamisama felt the music wrap around her like a warm embrace.
She stepped to the microphone.
“Hello, Galaxy Arena!” she called, her voice echoing across the vast space. The crowd erupted in cheers. Any lingering fear melted away, replaced by a surge of joy. “We’re Me’s A Crowd, and this is our new song—Music Monday!”
Her fingers danced across the guitar strings, and the opening riff soared. The song was energetic and uplifting, a celebration of friendship and chasing dreams. Kamisama sang with all her heart, her voice clear and powerful. She caught glimpses of fans waving glowing lights in rhythm, their faces lit with excitement.
Iroha’s drumming thundered like a heartbeat, driving the song forward. Even with her calm expression, there was a fierce passion in every strike. Kaguya spun slightly as she played, her cheerful energy radiating into the audience and pulling them deeper into the performance.
By the time the final chorus arrived, the entire arena was singing along. Kamisama felt tears prick at the corners of her eyes—not from fear, but from overwhelming happiness. She glanced at her bandmates, and they shared a knowing smile. This was the moment they had dreamed of.
The first night ended in a standing ovation. Backstage, the three girls collapsed into a group hug, laughing breathlessly.
“We did it!” Kaguya cheered.
“And tomorrow,” Iroha added with a rare grin, “we’ll do it even better.”
Word of their performance spread quickly. By the second day, the Galaxy Arena was even more packed. Fans held handmade signs with the band’s name, and the energy in the air felt electric. When Me’s A Crowd returned to the stage, they were greeted by thunderous applause.
Kamisama no longer felt nervous. If her parents were watching, she hoped they could see how much this meant to her. As she sang Music Monday again, her voice carried a message of courage and unity that resonated with everyone listening.
After the final encore, reporters crowded around the arena, eager to capture the story of the rising band. Headlines praised their unforgettable debut, their unique style, and the powerful connection they shared onstage. Fans flooded social media with messages of support, calling the concert the highlight of their weekend.
As the lights dimmed and the arena slowly emptied, the three members of Me’s A Crowd stood together at the edge of the stage, taking in the memory of it all.
“This is just the beginning,” Kamisama said softly.
Iroha nodded. “We’ll keep playing.”
“And keep smiling!” Kaguya added, slipping her hands into theirs.
Hand in hand, they looked out at the vast, quiet arena that had just witnessed their first triumph. Their hearts were full, their spirits soaring. No matter what challenges lay ahead, they knew one thing for certain:
Together, they could turn any crowd into a chorus—and any dream into music.
