I know everyone is a little apprehensive about the in the round seating arrangement. Rest assure this ain't the ONA tour where members were almost guaranteed unobstructed floor seats. My observation.

The stage is not that big, with four pier like decks jutting out in NEWS directions, I'd say the ramp was about 8 to 10 feet. His mike is set in the center and he does a great job of at least trying to give everybody a good view of his performance. IF you are in the first 8 rows, whenever he comes to your side you get a great view of his performance, but if he's back is to you, you're a bit too close to the stage to see the video screen of the performance playing directly above or behind you.

The best seats?

The section in front and directly to the right of WHEREVER his techs set his guitar pedals. He has to hit those to get his effects so he visits that part of the stage often, and, in Reno's case at least, he had a tendency to drift to his right from there. If he set up all the shows the same, if you're lookin at RENATO's or the Drummers. I forget his name, back enjoy, you've got the best view in the house

All in all it was cool, He even had this swivel chair that he sat in for his acoustic numbers!

Enjoy! And as I have posted earlier, arrive early, go straight to will call, before you actually arrive for the show preferably, you will thank me later!