Journey @ United Center, Chicago - 3/13/2010!!

Are the mods taking a nap or what? 🤔

from: I'm so pumped, the warm-up is finally starting! 👋

Good grief, who is actually going to make it through until tomorrow? 😢😢

lol it’ll be here before you know it! until then, just keep cranking up the playlist 😁

I'm looking to sell one single ticket for the arena seats—shoot me a private message if you're interested!!!

QUICK QUESTION!!!!!!
Does anyone know if there's actually a seat number on these tickets? I just scored two passes for the VIP lounge at Madison Square Garden, but there isn't a single seat number listed anywhere...😕

It was absolutely incredible. Honestly, if you missed out, you're seriously missing out! 😁

Oh man, absolutely incredible! I loved every single second of it 😍😍😍

Honestly, I was pretty disappointed. The shows back in '98 and 2000 were absolutely insane and totally unforgettable, but yesterday... I don't even know how to put it. It felt like the energy was just completely watered down. Maybe I’ve just outgrown this kind of music 🤷.

I had much higher expectations for this concert... I can't say I'm particularly impressed... the turnout was thin and the sound quality was subpar...

Honestly, that concert was incredible. You could really feel they were actually present and playing just for us. To be fair, you could see the nerves on them—I almost thought they were lip-syncing the first song, but then they admitted they were a bit rattled, which honestly just made them more relatable. 🙂
It’s a bummer they didn't play "Soldier's March" here, though. And yeah, the setlist was a little weird, so I get why some people walked away disappointed. Personally, I was pretty shocked by what they chose to play and even more surprised by what they skipped, but whatever. At the end of the day, I love them, so I'm down for whatever they decide to throw at us. 🙂

I thought the setlist was awesome! I always go in with way too high expectations, but I was actually really happy with it. Was the sound system bad? Honestly, I have no clue—I was right in the pit and everything sounded fine to me. 🤷
And there weren't many people there? Good grief, you go to a show for the music, not to be in a packed crowd, right?

Honestly, that concert was such an incredible experience that I’d go back and see them play all over again in a heartbeat!
It was just so wonderful to look back and relive those good old days...

It was my first time seeing them live, so I'm not sure how they used to sound, but I'm totally stoked! 🙂

I’m a little bummed they didn't play "Springtime." 😁
But I spent the entire show waiting for them to perform "Leaving," and then they finally played it right at the end. 😍
Three absolutely flawless hours. It was wonderful; I am truly satisfied.
Plus, I loved how much they connected with the crowd—everything about it was just great. 🙂

So, was there much going on?

no

Emily Young18 said:Was the turnout actually that big?

Supposedly around 12,500 people...😉

Honestly, I was pretty let down. They really could've stepped up their game for that show at Madison Square Garden. The nerves seemed to get the better of them, the sound system was a mess, and starting off with playback? Total amateur move. The setlist felt all over the place too—if they even had a plan to begin with. Not many people showed up either, though I guess that's not my problem. Plus, moving from the main stage to that tiny side stage was just awkward. All in all, out of 5 stars, I'd give it a weak 2 or 3...

Just wanted to drop a quick note here—in case anyone happened to miss the announcement—they’re scheduled to arrive in Savannah on May 29th, so I suppose we shall see each other there then. 😉

May 29th in Savannah
June 5th in Indianapolis
June 25th in Monterey

😉