Solid show. Lots of songs that were firsts for me. There was some question about the seating chart for this one when tickets went on sale. It was the typical set up. The stage did not have a section sticking out into the crowd. I was about 11 rows back, slightly to the right of center stage.

That close to things, there was good sound. I was worried that the sound might be like it was at the UNC-Wilmington gig. The two gyms are about the same size, but the sound was fine in Charleston.

There were all kinds of technical problems. Even before they began, Seth's guitar crapped out. I'm assuming it was the wireless rig. He went back and forth as his guitar techs tried to sort things out. About midway through the show, they took a short break to try and address the issues.

Not the best show I've ever seen, but it was a solid "B." I'll take it. Looking forward to King's in March and then Norfolk in April.