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Great intimate show with piano from beginning to end, started with Ciudad de pobres corazones and ended with dar es dar, I hope he comes back soon with the whole band, the crowd wanted to jump and go crazy but piano was good enough to sing out-loud.

Was amazing. Can't wait for next year to get my tickets and do this again

I preferred Game 7 in Kelowna! The best team prevailed.

great event.....good seats....and the music was outstanding.....

As always, Dave was extremely entertaining with his spectacular original songs. He performed a variety of his work including some great tunes from his recently released album "Carry On, San Vicente." Dave throws in a lot of humor throughout the show which makes for an enjoyable evening. He was backed up by fantastic musicians and spotlighted each of their talents throughout the show.

Goldfinger and Reel Big Fish both put on an amazing show. The energy was outstanding and it was great to have a surprise visit from Scott during the RBF show!

Halsey performed an amazing 1.5hr long show during Summerfest 2018, NF and Logic went on stage before her performing 20 min and 45 min respectively. Definitely a great choice by organizers to have Halsey close out the night. She sang all the songs from her HFK tour, She looked so happy and was kind to fans. She even stepped down into the crowd at the front of the stage while she sang Colors. I would definitely go see Halsey again!

Well, my favorite song of their's is either Elephants or Warsaw/The First Breath You Take After You Give Up...and they played the hell out of them. During the chorus to Elephants it seemed like the entire crowd was singing it like an anthem that no one really knows the meaning to. Then there was the lack-luster response to Mind Eraser which might have been just the fact that everybody's seen it done on all the shows such as SNL, et al. I still thought it rocked. Reptiles was super awesome and my friend mentioned afterward that Alain Johannis' guitar sounded impossible for that track, and I concur. The new song called something like You Can't Imagine started with John Paul Jones on Violin, then running the gambit of all of his instruments by the end of the song...awesome. The song they closed with was especially...awesome. Warsaw. It started off per usual and then strayed, then seemed to stop as Josh poured what's left of his filthy heart out to Chi-Town, then they finished the song. I love that song, that venue, that band, AND that city...STAY BEAUTIFUL CHICAGO!!!

Loved the venue and a few of the songs. Overall, a curious theatrical performance and something I will remember - though not attend again. I felt that Sufjan was overdoing the robot voice and after a couple of songs, most of them seemed very similar to each other.

Like sitting in the living room with Steven Curtis Chapman! As he remembers the God-story of his life through his extensive song catalog, I remember mine. This all-acoustic concert showcased the timeless brilliance of his message with his amazing guitar-playing skill and humble storytelling. Just three acoustic guitars and a man who knows how to use them! I would definitely attend more than once.