Concerts make you happier than kissing?

Concerts make you happier than kissing?

Music concert
Making music together makes people very happy. / © getty-images-UGNTDzuTMQs-unsplash

The MICE market will be pleased to hear this: during a concert experiment at the Dresden Music Festival, levels of the happiness hormone oxytocin were found to be higher in some cases than during kissing and hugging. 

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