Threejr

Setlist was the same as Hamilton, except they didn't play riff raff, they added Civil War and after Don't Cry they played Whole Lotta Rosie, Axl mentioned the RNRHOF but just saying thanks to them and the fans.

I saw Axl give you the thumbs up, didn't know what the sign said. He did really seem to like it though.

Great show, Axl was in a really good mood, lots of smiles, made some sort of comment early on about it being a "great crowd".

I'll let someone else write it up, no sleep and have to go to work. Attendance was about 4000, the place holds between 6-7 I believe. Lower levels pretty full. Was damned excited to find out they had taken the chairs out-I got to move all over the place, and was right in front of Axl when he started Estranged, so I can die happy now.

Youngstowner here. Lodging-best place to stay is in Boardman, Days Inn or Red Roof are basic accommodations and are cheap. Lots of places to eat around the hotels. And easy access to freeway to get you downtown.

Link to the Covelli Center:

http://www.covellicentre.com/index.php

Not a whole lot of restaurants down there-if it's not too cold and you are willing to walk around a bit, you might find an interesting place that's still open in the evening-I would probably just stay with BW3 though.

My understanding is that yes, the floor will have seating. Should be interesting, I have visions of chairs being tossed during the wait for Axl. It does appear that the floor is sold out.

Parking is usually not a problem, the Covelli has a big lot, there is another one adjacent to it, and lots within a couple of blocks. I would strongly suggest getting there early enough to park close-I would not recommend parking a few blocks away and then having to walk back to your car at 2 am. It's generally a pretty safe area, but you never know.

Any other questions, let me know and I will do my best to get you answers. Saw 'em in Wilkes Barre from the lower level seats, can't wait to see 'em from the floor!