Live report October 17th, Arena, Leipzig DE

I hope they add the new songs one at a time so they each get their moment in the sun so to speak, but of course all at once is cool too...

We were there very early so we could stand 2 meters infront of the stage. The view was stunning, i could see everything, even the strings vibrating - wow! The show was great for me - hearing Cold, Figurehead, Drowning Man....wow, wow, wow! For me the band is in much better condition than 2016 and 2018 (was only in Hydepark). So much energy, so much fun on stage, really great. The audience in Leipzig was much better than 2016 in Berlin too. What a night!

Two things that irritates me. We really stand for hours before the show starts - first about 2 hours before doors open and then 2 hours till start. And after Twilight finished 2 very rude men crash into our surrounding, much beer in hands (and heads), pushing away other people. Arguing, that they are on nearly every concert this tour and they have the right to stand here, no matter if we are waiting and standing for hours. But thats kind of normal (not nice but sadly normal), the next thing makes me really angry. They were talking so loud all the time. I early had the chance to move a bit away but i noticed that other people were complaining all the show about them talking, laughing and same argue - they were hardcore-fans, they discuss about differences between today and yesterday etc....! My good...what the hell! Pls dont be like this.

Next thing is Perry. He looks so unhappy and most of the time he is just doing nothing. What is happening on stage with him? Maybe in 3-5 songs he really had an job to do. Rest of it it seems like he could/can jump in if he want, but if not its okay..! It wasnt disturbing for me, no, but with every minute i started to feel a bit sorry for him...hoping its unjustified !

But at the end it was iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinsane good and im really thinking of joining frankfurt in november again ..

Yes, it was „safe“ standing barriers as opposed to any kind of segregation.

That's not too bad then.
They do it at the O2 in London but they dish out wristbands so once they've clicked it as full that's you're lot and you can't move forward.

Other crowd thing they do is for seating gigs - front row get a wrist band and can stand against barrier but everyone else is blocked barrier access.
Am in 2 minds about that one cos it's sweet if you actually have front row...

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