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Science·Guardian - Science·8/14/2026, 12:00:26 PM·
I’m a neuroscientist. Here’s why our brains need pop concerts | Bala Subramaniam

A neuroscientist reflects on taking their children to a Nick Jonas concert and explains how live music events provide 'collective effervescence'—shared experiences that fulfil important psychological and neurological needs. The author argues these communal gatherings are increasingly valuable for brain health and social connection.
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