The phrase "attending fans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to fans who are present at an event, such as a concert or sports game.
Example: "The stadium was filled with attending fans, all eagerly waiting for the match to begin."
Alternatives: "present fans" or "on-site fans".
It will also have entertaining vistas for the attending fans.
Most attending fans appeared to be primarily from Indiana, with a majority wearing Indianapolis Colts jerseys.
This time around, organizers said they wanted to increase the face-to-face contact between the company's executives and artists and the attending fans.
The Premier League points to a new "formal process for consulting fans" and says "we see the experience of attending fans as critical".
"Importantly the audience for Premier League football has never been more diverse: 23% of attending fans are female, 11% are black or ethnic minority and 13% of season-ticket holders are children.
Maybe they wanted to avoid the Sarah Palin-esque rhetoric of Red River Shootout, which makes sense, because I'm sure most of the attending fans probably own a firearm and also harbor illegitimate feelings of hatred towards each other.
Some people show this appreciation by dressing up like their favorite Star Wars characters and attending fan conventions like Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim.
Some people show this appreciation by dressing up like their favourite Star Wars characters and attending fan conventions like Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim.
During a concert on May 24, 2010, in the Prague club Abaton, Blythe was involved in an incident that resulted in the death of Daniel Nosek, a 19-year-old attending fan.
From time to time he attends fan conventions, signing autographs and copies of his memoir.
Taylor was engaged in a public spat with Bassini in November, after Taylor had criticised the club's owner for not attending a fans' forum.
