The chart illustrates the proportion of music concert attendants in various

ages over the span of 5 years from 2010.

At a glance, it is clearly observed that music concerts were not popular
among the elderly, particularly the 75+ group, accounting for the smallest
percentage compared to other categories.
In details, the 5-year period under study witnessed a positive trend in the
teenagers and young adults group. The percentage of concert attendants in the age
of 16-24 underwent a dramatic increase of 15% in the first year, gradually increase
in the next 4 years and ending the year 2015 with an absurd number of over 70%.
Also, the proportion of concert attendants in 55-64 groups stabilized during the
period from 2010 to 2015.
By contrast, the figures for other categories fluctuated wildly during the time
under survey. There was a noticeable change in the proportion of people who
attended music concerts in the 45-54 group, slumping to just 40% in 2011, but
then making a surprising recovery of 10% to 50% in 2012 and stabilized for the
next 3 years. Similarly, in the adult group, there was a downward trend in the first
2 year from 2010, reaching the bottom of 30% in 2012 and then starting to
increase, peaking at approximately 50% in 2015.