Best Crowd / First Leg / North American Tour

MUZIK

Now that the 2nd leg is about to begin was wondering what were some of the best crowds.

Only did a few shows but out of the few Brooklyn 2 was on another level.

Would love to hear from others who did more shows.

AmherstJammer

I was at the following shows and would rank them…

1. Hartford
2. Brooklyn 2
3. Worcester 1
4. Brooklyn 1
5. Worcester 2

All were Great shows and can't wait to get all the boots!

PA Jammer

Brooklyn 2 by far- that was a special night!

Philly 2 a distant 2nd

tempo_n_groove

BK 2 This show was unbelievable

Philly 2

BK 1

Fighting Hellfish

Was at 6. From my vantage point, I'd say Hartford was the best, Baltimore the worst. Was in non fan club seats for both. Hartford the energy took over the whole building. Baltimore I was side stage 101 and it was like a library. People next to me even left during the first encore break. Brooklyn 2 was better than 1 for me, but probably cause I was at the top of the building night 1, fan club night 2 1 aisle over from Mike when he came to say hi

Bant

AmherstJammer wrote:

I was at the following shows and would rank them…

1. Hartford
2. Brooklyn 2
3. Worcester 1
4. Brooklyn 1
5. Worcester 2

All were Great shows and can't wait to get all the boots!

I was only at Hartford, but I would have to agree with this. I'm basing this off of the 15 shows I've seen over the last 15 years. Hartford 2013 was easily the best crowd I've ever seen.

tinz.

Charlottesville by far

MayDay10

Fighting Hellfish wrote:

Was at 6. From my vantage point, I'd say Hartford was the best, Baltimore the worst. Was in non fan club seats for both. Hartford the energy took over the whole building. Baltimore I was side stage 101 and it was like a library. People next to me even left during the first encore break. Brooklyn 2 was better than 1 for me, but probably cause I was at the top of the building night 1, fan club night 2 1 aisle over from Mike when he came to say hi

Agreed on Baltimore. It picked up some steam, but it was weak, especially early.
Sunday night though could be a factor?

I went to 3 shows. I would rank the crowd:

Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Baltim0ar

fall by the wayside

I saw 5 shows, of them Hartford and Brooklyn 2 had the best crowds BY FAR. Interestingly those were the 2 weekend shows I attended. Philly 1&2 and Baltimore were considerably below those 2, crowd wise.

SVRDhand13

I'd say Brooklyn 2, Philly 1, and Hartford were all exceptionally loud. Brooklyn 1 and Philly 2 were okay but not great.

SVRDhand13

tinz. wrote:

Charlottesville by far

There is 0% chance that stadium was louder than Barclays (which holds more people).

ckravitz

I was at five shows, and while the crowds were pretty good at all of them... Hartford stood out a good deal.

ckravitz

SVRDhand13 wrote:

I'd say Brooklyn 2, Philly 1, and Hartford were all exceptionally loud. Brooklyn 1 and Philly 2 were okay but not great.

I agree 100%. Better said than my initial response.

SVRDhand13

ckravitz wrote:

SVRDhand13 wrote:

I'd say Brooklyn 2, Philly 1, and Hartford were all exceptionally loud. Brooklyn 1 and Philly 2 were okay but not great.

I agree 100%. Better said than my initial response.

What a great run of shows

ckravitz

SVRDhand13 wrote:

ckravitz wrote:

SVRDhand13 wrote:

I'd say Brooklyn 2, Philly 1, and Hartford were all exceptionally loud. Brooklyn 1 and Philly 2 were okay but not great.

I agree 100%. Better said than my initial response.

What a great run of shows

It really really was. Man, I'd love to do that week over again!

mcrok

SVRDhand13 wrote:

tinz. wrote:

Charlottesville by far

There is 0% chance that stadium was louder than Barclays (which holds more people).

1. More ppl does note equal better crowd.

2. Best crowd does not mean loudest crowd (though it helps)

3. Acoustics of arena will also contribute to crowd noise and singalongs


Charlottesville #1.

SVRDhand13

mcrok wrote:

SVRDhand13 wrote:

tinz. wrote:

Charlottesville by far

There is 0% chance that stadium was louder than Barclays (which holds more people).

1. More ppl does note equal better crowd.

2. Best crowd does not mean loudest crowd (though it helps)

3. Acoustics of arena will also contribute to crowd noise and singalongs


Charlottesville #1.

Brooklyn is a brand new arena. Acoustics are good. Sing alongs were very loud. I'd bet most people who went to both BK and CVille will pick BK. Basing this off fan views and audience recordings at this point.

terrym08

I agree with this 100%. :thumbup:

tinz. wrote:

Charlottesville by far

mcrok

[/quote] Brooklyn is a brand new arena. Acoustics are good. Sing alongs were very loud. I'd bet most people who went to both BK and CVille will pick BK. Basing this off fan views and audience recordings at this point.[/quote]


I will bet on that. Moreover, I will double down and say this. If time travel were possible and you could go back to one show that was performed during the first leg of the PJ N.A. LB Tour---I bet most ppl would chose Charlottesville for numerous reasons. I bet.

Bant

mcrok wrote:

I will bet on that. Moreover, I will double down and say this. If time travel were possible and you could go back to one show that was performed during the first leg of the PJ N.A. LB Tour---I bet most ppl would chose Charlottesville for numerous reasons. I bet.

This thread is about the best crowd, Charlottesville won best set list hands down, but that's about it, just read the fan views.

terrym08

I will go with Charlottesville best crowd and best set list.