What happens at a rave?
I’ve heard the dancing style at raves described by friends as ‘skanking’, which is essentially just swaying your body forward and backwards/side to side to the music and jutting your hands about a bit. Most of the time people are so spangled they just end up letting the music take them and doing their own…
I’ve heard the dancing style at raves described by friends as ‘skanking’, which is essentially just swaying your body forward and backwards/side to side to the music and jutting your hands about a bit. Most of the time people are so spangled they just end up letting the music take them and doing their own thing anyway.Click to see full answer. Similarly, you may ask, what happens in a rave party?A rave is an electronic music dance party that lasts all night. It can feature performances from DJs or live music performers. Raves usually take place in dark rooms filled with laser lights, strobes and for machines. Law enforcement agencies suspect a lot of drugs, including Ecstacy, do the rounds at a rave.Secondly, are raves dangerous? Much like mainstream raves, music festivals tend to be very safe and free spirited. Outlaw raves are the most dangerous, primarily because there’s ZERO guarantee of protection or security. Moreover, even going to them can get you arrested, since they’re most often held on illegal abandoned property. Besides, how do you act at a rave? Raving 101: Longtime Ravers Give First-Timer Tips BUY A FANNYPACK to store everything you need. Make sure that no matter what you do, you always DRESS PROPERLY. Bring a hydration pack, and grab as many water bottles as you can carry. USE THE RESTROOM. DESIGNATE A MEETUP SPOT before entering the festival. Timing is key. AVOID ENERGY DRINKS. Why are raves illegal?’Illegal raves’ is the common term for unlicensed music events, where members of the public attend an event that does not have the required permission to carry out certain licensable activities (typically live or recorded music) under a premises licence or a temporary event notice.
