Brianna Appleton was just gaining her footing in the big city. Raised out in the country, her first year at college was an eye opener, but one that she thought prepared her for everything. She had a part-time job as a waitress, which she loved and a growing circle of friends. Life was going great for her. Unfortunately, the same thing couldn’t be said for her best friend Lily. Wanting to find a way to cheer her best friend up, Brianna purchases concert tickets for Lily’s favorite band, a dying off rock band whose lead singer’s public, bad-boy antics are leading to a decline in the band’s music. It’s hardly Brianna’s scene, but the young woman decides to suffer through it for the sake of her best friend, and since the band’s image is going downhill, she manages to snag some front row seats.

The night of the concert arrives finding Brianna and Lily in their seats. Little does Brianna know, the moment the music starts her life is about to take a serious turn. Lily is the first to notice that the lead singer’s eyes rarely leave her best friend, although Brianna is hardly paying attention. Her thoughts are quickly proven correct when security pulls the two best friends backstage at the insistence of the lead singer. Lily is thrilled; Brianna, not so much. Yet, she sticks around wanting Lily to have something to hold on to during her tough times.

As the night drags on, Brianna begins to loosen up, and oddly enough it’s the notorious bad boy that pulls her out of her shell. They talk for the night, and as she is about to return home, he asks her to spend the next day with him and invites her to the show the following night. Surprisingly, she says yes. What she doesn’t know, but learns the next day at the concert is that the moment she left, he wrote a song about her which he proudly performs at the concert.

As the show comes to a close in her town, the two say their goodbyes with her returning to her life as if nothing happened and him pining away. A few more shows go by, a few more songs are written with Brianna being his motivation. After nearly a month passes, he realizes that he can no longer write, not without seeing her again.