Just curious, is there a general consensus as to which of the 2021 shows were better? Or any real standout shows?

For me, Charlotte and Nashville.

Nashville.

Haven't been to any shows but I watched videos from every song of every concert. Charlotte particularly stood out for me, esespecially because Keith was on top of his game.

LA 1 and 2 easily

Pittsburgh is right up there as well.

St Louis without question for me, openers are always special.. this one was extra.

Favorite show? Vegas

You wouldn’t know if you didn’t attend every show. Not by I phone videos on YouTube

LA 2 sounded good from youtube.

Tampa... out of my 3 attended... I like surprises



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Minneapolis

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You wouldn’t know if you didn’t attend every show. Not by I phone videos on YouTube

I think i can
In a stadium or in my sofa. it's the same. focus on the playing and interraction between our guys

Nashville was the only one I attended, but it was spectacular! Only show with both Connection (first time since 2006) and Troubles a' Comin (possibly the last time they ever play it live). And Midnight Rambler was super nasty!

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You wouldn’t know if you didn’t attend every show. Not by I phone videos on YouTube

It's actually easier to compare since your experience isn't affected by your mood on that evening, your seat, the sound on your positon, the weather...

I saw 3… best was Minneapolis, followed by Pittsburgh and Detroit.

I went to Charlotte and Atlanta and enjoyed both very much.

"19th" was my favorite song of the tour.

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LA 1 and 2 easily

Yes - no doubt they hit their peak in L.A.

Prior to those two shows they were climbing towards the peak and building momentum while shaking off the rust and cobwebs of being stagnant for a couple of years.
After L.A. they made a slow and gradual descent towards the finish line with a few sporadic great moments, but going through the motions on cruise control, and ultimately stalling out for an anticlimactic finish.

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Lol.

The only ones I was able to go to of course

pittsburgh

Sounds like a pretty good year!

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LA 1 and 2 easily

Yes - no doubt they hit their peak in L.A.

Prior to those two shows they were climbing towards the peak and building momentum while shaking off the rust and cobwebs of being stagnant for a couple of years.
After L.A. they made a slow and gradual descent towards the finish line with a few sporadic great moments, but going through the motions on cruise control, and ultimately stalling out for an anticlimactic finish.

100% agree

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You wouldn’t know if you didn’t attend every show. Not by I phone videos on YouTube

It's actually easier to compare since your experience isn't affected by your mood on that evening, your seat, the sound on your positon, the weather...

uh, no. Staying at home doesn't give a better respective except those who just talk about it.

Atlanta and Nashville, nod goes to Atlanta since I had pit tickets, lol.

I only attend 4. So of those four it would be Pittsburgh. I agree you can’t judge if you weren’t there.