Ear-piercing shrieks, vibrant signs and crying outbursts are just another part of a day in the life of being a fangirl. “I need to know entire tours, so I can plan my life out,” said Lauren James, a junior at Belmont, who follows The Cab and used to follow the now-broken-up Jonas Brothers around the country. Fangirls, or extreme female fans, travel across the country and world to see as many concerts as they can by their favorite musical artists. They also study every aspect