The quality of the performance was good, but the crowd was very small. Arena less than half full. You could absolutely tell Liam was disappointed.

The arena would not let beer into the seating area, so the crowd was very subdued, something Liam made mention of early on.

Also, Noel mentioned at the start of the show that they boys had had a bad travel day, but he also noted that they had used a "Zen" approach to get through it. And to their credit, you would've never known.

I would guess there was about 5,000 ppl there, the upper level was completely empty, kind of depressing - but the boys played a good show, very professional, it was nice to see.

Example of what the guv'nor thought of the crowd: he sang all of the choruses of dlbia, no sing-along, b/c he probably knew people wouldn't know the words or really partcipate.

After having gone to two Manchester shows, MK and MSG in NYC, it was a major downer, but the good news is that Liam reacted in a good way, trying to get the crowd involved and not mocking them the way he might've in the past. He was a total pro. His voice was great, he did slack a bit on a couple songs, but nothing too bad.

I had a non-Oasis fan with me, her first Oasis show, and she LOVED it, so that should tell you something. Those of us that know the band really well and go to a lot of shows should realize that the music is really the thing - and to not worry about the other stuff too much. At the end of the day, the songs are just flat-out mega - so enjoy them. I'll never get sick of DLBIA live. Or LF, CS, WW, etc.

Overall, it was a good experience. And I'm so looking forward to the H-Bowl on Monday. That will be refreshing.

Also, I'm not slagging Seattle or Everett, ppl were cool and it's a smaller population base, so you can't really expect a huge crowd.

Setlist the same as Vancouver btw. Exactly.