My friend and I had just found our seats when the light went out. (blame it on LA traffic) It was a great show. I loved the stage setup with the eclipse. The lights and backdrops were wild. There was a giant video screen with four sections and each of the boys had a camera on them at all times. I like that a lot. Good for the folks in nose-bleed seats. I enjoyed Bono's stage presence. He hopped, skiped, and jumped around while singing.

My personal favorites were Vertigo, Beautiful Day, and Elevation. Those songs really had the crowd going wild. One and Sometimes gave me chills. The band presented their views by showing The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights on the backdrop. The band encouraged the crowd to text message their support for the ONE campaign. When I looked at my watch to see what time it was and I was surprised to see how quickly time had passed. When the boys left the stage I was saddened because that was the end of the show. No real encore of sorts where everyone is shouting. The boys had taken a small break during the show. I was told by a fellow concert goer that since the Anaheim Pond is part of Disney, there is a time restraint for how long events can last into the night. So my friend and I made the treck back to our car singing Elevation as loud as we could.

Overall the crowd was very friendly. It was an all ages show but most of the people I saw were 30 and older. I guess the younger crowd was down in the eclipse! Most everyone was dressed very nice. The ladies were dressed to impress the boys in the band.

I am so excited to be able to see U2 play in Los Angeles next week.

I hope I was able to give you a little glimpse into the show last night. Feel free to ask me any questions . I will write again after the LA show.