[bstrauss24]

Now that we have kicked off the second leg of the tour, the biggest difference has to be the lack of multiple night stints in one city, as well as the fact that the band is venturing out of the "hotbeds" so to speak.

I know many of the people on the base like to travel around to see shows, so my question is this:

Is anyone else worried that the diversity of the setlists may take a hit now? If I saw the band on consecutive nights earlier this year, I could usually be sure to see a pretty different show. Now I'm not quite as certain.

Thoughts?

[thebends]

Personally I'm just happy to see the the band in a live small venue setting, and if they toss in a gem or two all the better. :thumb:

[Wheatking20]

If they play The Depression Suite which i'm sure they will i'll be happy the whole night.

[VioletLite]

Personally I'm just happy to see the the band in a live small venue setting, and if they toss in a gem or two all the better. :thumb:

What he said!

[patiodweller]

Why would anyone worry before going to any HIP concert. It's a HIP concert.

[wheresourpigeoncamera]

I have to agree with WheatKing20. After seeing them in St. John's a couple of weeks ago, in which they opened with it, I have to say that if I was able to see them again on the tour(come on Lotto 649 jackpot), I would definitely want to see it again. It was my favorite song on the album, and it was even way more amazing live.