Every summer teenagers find ways to fill their summers with epic memories — memories formed by music.

Concerts bring people together to enjoy their favorite artists and bands.

Junior Sadie Farrington, who saw Green Day back in 2012, encourages students to attend concerts.

“I think concerts are fun because the audience sort of has a mutual bond. Everyone shares the love of a certain type of music, and at that moment strangers become friends,” Farrington said.

Farrington is not sure if she is going to any concerts this summer, but she hopes to go to at least one.

A Die hard One Direction fan, senior Savanah Sierra attended their concert in 2014.

“It was possibly the best day of my life,” said Sierra. “I saw Zayn Malik, who is too pretty for me to elaborate on. Also, his voice is like a euphoric bliss. His vocal range and ability is perfection.”

Teenagers do need to keep in mind that concert tickets can be expensive, and they have to put into account the cost of gas, food, and souvenirs.

Senior Christine Murray knows how the costs can add up.

“I spent $160 on Luke Bryan tickets at the DTE last year,” Murray said. ” The T-shirts were $30 a piece, and I spent another $30 on food and drinks. The concert, overall, cost me over $220.”

Remember, the more popular the artist or band, the more expensive the ticket will be.

One way to get a better deal on concerts is to attend festivals. There are festivals that last a few days and have multiple bands.

The Faster Horse Festival  is July 17-19 at the Michigan International Speedway.

The festival will feature Florida Georgia Line, Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley, and more.

According to Stub Hub, tickets are only $195 as of May 27.

However, if people want to stay on the camp sites, there are fees.

What better way to spend the summer than with friends, music, and experiencing amazing bands. So start saving up for concert tickets and make this summer epic.

Here are some concerts coming this summer:

• Mumford & Sons with The Maccabees at DTE Energy Music Theatre, June 16
• Train, The Fray, and Matt Nathanson at DTE, July 1.
• Meghan Trainor with Life of Dillon and Charlie Puth at The Fillmore Detroit, July 9.
• Fall Out Boy, Wiz Khalifa, Hoodie Allen, and DJ Drama at DTE, July 10.
• One Republic at Van Andel Arena July 25.
• Kelly Clarkson with Pentatonix and Eric Hutchinson at DTE, July 26.
• Lindsey Stirling at Meadow Brook Music Festival, June 26.
• Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga at Meadow Brook Music Festival, July 27.
• Hozier and Dawes at Meadow Brook Music Festival, July 29.
• Nicki Minaj with Meek Mill, Rae Sremmurd, Tinashe and Dej Loaf at DTE, July 31.
• Nickelback at DTE, Aug. 1.
• Tim McGraw with Billy Currington and Chase Bryant at DTE, Aug.2.
• 5 Seconds of Summer at The Palace of Auburn Hills, Aug.19.