'concert-goer' originates from the English word 'concert,' which comes from the Italian 'concerto,' meaning 'agreement' or 'harmony,' and 'goer,' which is derived from the Old English 'gān,' meaning 'to go.'

'concert' evolved from the Italian 'concerto' and was combined with 'goer' to form the modern English term 'concert-goer.'

Initially, 'concert' referred to a musical performance, and 'goer' referred to someone who attends. The combined term 'concert-goer' has retained this meaning.