Why should you come to a Paddyhats concert? We explain it to you using Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs.
Maslow’s pyramid of needs vs. Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs
Maslow’s pyramid of needs and Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs are two different concepts that relate to the hierarchies of human needs and motivation. Maslow’s pyramid is a classic psychological model, while we describe your needs at our concerts in our Paddyhat needs pyramid.
What they both have in common
Maslow’s and Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs is divided into five levels, which represent the basic human needs in a hierarchical structure. We have presented these needs in a somewhat more condensed form than our esteemed colleague Maslow did.
- Basic needs
- Psychological needs
- Self-realization
In this article, we want to show you why it’s really important for your health to attend Paddyhats concerts. In this article, we would like to explain a Paddyhats concert using Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs. It goes without saying that this article is scientifically based and absolutely serious.
What do I need to bring with me to go to a Paddyhats concert?
This question deals with a basic need in our Paddyhat pyramid of needs. At our concerts, mostly strangers come together to celebrate respectfully with each other and with us. Let’s be honest: Everyone is in the mood to party and thirsty, and that’s simply part of our concerts.
Of course, a ticket wouldn’t be bad either. Sometimes tickets are still available at the box office. But as a rule, you are well advised to have tickets in advance. You can find our current tour dates here. We offer tickets for the shows in our own store.
What can I expect at a Paddyhats concert?
This question also deals with a basic need in our Paddyhat needs pyramid. Our concerts consist of certain rituals. We have no fear of contact and want to spend an evening with you that you and we can still tell the grandchildren about. We celebrate together. If you’re looking for cool bands that play their boots off, you’ve come to the wrong place.
After the opening comes our Sláinte ritual. You’ll definitely need a beer for this ritual after your wild dance moves to the first few songs. We toast together. Then the evening will fly by before we meet for a chat at our merch stand after the concert. We are also happy to sign T-shirts, sweaters, CDs, vinyls or anything else you can imagine. Free of charge! That is important to us. We are happy if you buy our merch. This is also possible online. Signatures are a matter of honor for us.
How can I get involved in a Paddyhats concert?
In Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs, this question belongs to the psychological needs. Our shows live from your commitment. We give everything. That’s all we expect from you.
What does that mean in concrete terms?
The tasks are straightforward. You have to sing along, dance in the mosh pit and take part in the circle pit. Actually quite simple. For all the girls in the audience who want to dance undisturbed in the mosh pit, there is a special girls’ mosh pit at every concert.
Is a Paddyhats concert exhausting?
In Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs, this question is answered in the psychological needs. Without effort, even the beautiful things in life are only half as beautiful. The beer after the mosh pit, the shower after dancing the night away, the lollipop after singing along loudly – you have to work for it all during the concert. But that will probably be your most difficult task: Keeping Ian McFlannigan from hitting the ground while crowdsurfing. We don’t want to swap places with you. But we promise you that this feeling of having caught him will give you so much positive stress.
Do the Paddyhats play Barrels of Whiskey at a concert?
In short, yes. In Paddyhat’s pyramid of needs, this question is clearly described as self-actualization. The song is one of our best-known songs and we love playing it. That’s why the song can of course be found in every one of our setlists. If you lose track of all the hits we’re blaring at you during the concert, look out for “The last song is called…”. And off we go.