What video camera is best for recording at a music concert? (more info inside)?

Camcorder microphones work best at about 4 feet from the camcorder. Knowing this, you take a camcorder into a concert. You sit in the 33rd row on the floor. You fire up the camcorder and record for a length of time. Next day, you sit down at your computer, transfer the footage to your computer and find this - the footage of the band is great, the audio though is as follows. Unbeknownst to you, sitting in the seat in front of you was the band's biggest fan. Her foot stomping, singing to the music, yelling is the best audio on the flick, followed by all the noise being made for 20 feet in any direction from your position. The band's audio is nothing but a faint background sound. If you want good audio, ask the folks running the mixer for a lead out, make sure you take a cable that can hook to your camcorder and their mixer. But if your sitting far away, you will need an Digital Audio Recorder to record the audio or use the sending unit from a wireless microphone ( be sure it does not interfere with the bands Microphone system) to a receiver in you pocket, wired into the Mic Port on your camcorder. I hope you know how to take 120 volts with you to a concert.

Using an SDXC, SDHC, or SD Memory Card for recording media, the compact SDR-S70 is ideal for daily use. Its superb resistance to external impact combines to give this versatile camcorder easy portability for anytime, anywhere video fun. Video clips recorded on an SDXC/SDHC/SD Memory Card can be played by simply inserting the card into the card slot of a Panasonic VIERA* TV. * MPEG-2 compatible models with an SDXC/SDHC/SD Memory Card slot. JPEG format still images can be viewed with other card slot-equipped models.