Such was evident in the encore, during which Michael barely had to ask the audience to sing “Careless Whisper” with him. “Come on, Tampa,” he teased. “You know you want to.” The sing-a-long continued with “Freedom ’90,” which ended the evening.
Finding fault with the setlist, however, doesn’t diminish how well Michael performed, how appreciative he was of his audience, and how well the audience responded. Actually, the crowd at times seemed so enthralled simply by his presence, the man probably could have balanced his checkbook on stage and garnered a similar reaction.
“Not all of you will know it, but I’ll forgive you if you dance,” he said before singing “An Easier Affair” early on, the sentiment ultimately summing up the concert as a whole. An artist shouldn’t necessarily have to oblige his most casual fans, but given his two-decade absence from the American concert scene, George Michael could have offered a set more reflective of his success here.








Article comments
1 - tracy
well if you were a fan you'd know his music thats the whole point of the tour !!!! to thank his fans for there support for the last 25 years!!! george michael did not sing ONE song that i did not know !!!!and every one around me new them too!!!!!!!!!!!EVERY ONE!!!!! BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE THE TIME FOR THE HATERS !!!!!YOU SHOULD REMEMBER THAT LYRIC!!!!!!!!!!
2 - mijung lee
I lost my wallet (pink) and cell phone (motorola rzr phone) at the concert. if anyone finds it you can keep the cash ($40). please send the cell phone and wallet to:
[personal contact info deleted]
I would really appreciate it.
Thanks
3 - Diana
I went to sunrise concert last sunday, IT WAS AMAZING!.... LOVE IT!!