I have a ticket to see Bob Dylan at the local ice-hockey arena on Nov 12. I'll be a long, long way from the stage. I assume I can walk down at some point to at least the edge of the ice surface. If I'm really lucky I'll get closer, but that's doubtful.
I haven't tried taking photos at an event like this. My kit is listed in my signature. I'll be using the K20D without the battery grip. The only lens I'm sure about is the 55-300mm. IQ doesn't match the primes, but it's only one stop slower than the 100mm macro, and it's F4.5 up to 210mm, which makes it a must-have. Maybe I'll try shooting 300mm at ISO 6400.
I also intend to bring the 50mm for its speed and IQ. I could squeeze in another prime. The 28mm would be no trouble to pack, but I'm thinking wider angles won't make for interesting photos. The 100mm is a little more trouble because of its size, but it has the best IQ.
I'll be with a non-photographer, so I don't want to do more than one or two lens changes, and the more compact the kit the better. Any tips or comments?