英文摘要 |
A music festival refers to a festival centered on a certain theme where many bands gather for several days or weeks to perform music. Among them, a live concert of pop music refers to a performance in which performers sing in front of the audience. Each live concert is a feast of music, a carnival for musicians and audiences. At present, few studies have focused on the antecedents and consequences of live concert audiences’flow experience during and after COVID-19. Based on the cognitive appraisal theory, we explore five antecedents of live concert audiences’flow experience (skill performance, service scape, self-congruence, audiences' passion and interaction) and two consequences (visitors’impressive memory and intention of revisit) to enrich relevant research. In this study, a total of 148 valid data were collected. Findings indicate that skill performance, service scape, self-congruence and audiences' interaction are all positively related to visitors’flow experience, which in turn positively affects visitors’impressive memory. Visitors’memory also has a positive effect on their intention of revisit. |