Joining the band onstage were a three piece string section for the entire show, and a gospel choir during "I'm Alright" and "Revolution". The strings added significantly to the sound, as many of the band's songs incorporate cello, violin, fiddle, and other instruments of the like. Many songs also feature the accordion skills of Charlie Lowell and Dan Haseltine, which, along with Haseltine's unique vocals, gives the band their signature sound. The absolute highlight of the evening was, of course, "Flood", which ended the first set. This marvelous song remains one of my all time favorites, from any band, and it was performed brilliantly this night.

The band returns for an encore featuring "The Edge Of Water" and a very extended version of "Worlds Apart". Haseltine is a great singer and has decent rapport with the fans, but he always comes across as so damn somber when he talks to the crowd. He my as well be saying "so anyways...my brother was just killed over in Iraq...and, ah, my wife just left me for the singer from Slayer, and...." - lighten up dude! After all, you are playing in front of a few thousand screaming, horny chicks, who are all staring at you like you are Jesus Christ himself. During the last half of "Worlds Apart" a huge portrait of JC fills the screen on stage, reminding all of those young, impressionable girls in the audience, who have been leering lustily at the band all night, and all of the horny guys who have been waiting patiently along side them, to vanquish all of those sinful thoughts from their minds.

After the encore from the main show, Haseltine invites the audience to join them over at the acoustic set, where they go on to perform four unplugged songs. This is included as a bonus feature on the DVD. The band performs two classics from the first album, "Boy On A String", and "Liquid", a rarely performed song called " Needful Hands", which I believe only appears on a Christian-compilation album called Exodus, and ends with "Something Beautiful" from the new album. I think a lot of this band's music would be more compelling performed acoustically like this. It was a great set.