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The first set had ballads and high energy songs mixed in but the rarity of the ballads made it 100% worth it for. Not to mention a beautiful Reba jam and a high energy Bowie? Let's be honest, when's the last time they nailed the Reba composed section without a few flubs. It's just not going to happen anymore.
Everyone clearly recognizes how good the second set was but I can't agree that the CDT and Suzy were giving energy too late? Did you miss that Tweezer or Most Events Aren't Planned? You have to have some cool downs. Anyway great show.