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New Study Says, Going to Concerts Can Extend Your Life



New Study Says, Going to Concerts Can Extend Your Life

A new behavioral science study has concluded that attending concerts on a regular basis is good for people’s well being – and could extend gig-goers lives by up to nine years. The study, commissioned by U.K. cellphone network O2, claimed that 20 minutes at a concert is better for you that the same amount of time spent doing yoga or dog-walking.



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