1) Mystery
2) The River
3) All Over You
4) Shit Towne
5) Show
6) Mirror Song
7) The Beauty Of Gray
8) I Walk The Line [Johnny Cash]
9) Wings
10) Run To The Water
11) Sofia
12) The Dolphin's Cry
13) Heaven

ENCORE
14) Lakini's Juice
15) They Stood Up For Love
16) Voodoo Lady
17) Iris (with "Bad" medley) [U2]
18) I Alone
19) Lightning Crashes
20) Pillar Of Davidson
21) White, Discussion
22) Dance With You

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The show seemed to start a bit slow but then totally rocked especially I Alone where Ed went into the crowd and then they blew everyone away with White Discussion. This was my fourth Live concert and they're still as good if not better than the first time I saw them!! I wish there was more than 1 Sydney concert this time round.

This was my 6th Live experience and I was alittle disappointed, not so much with the performance but the fact that there were no screens and being right at the back of this huge venue it made it hard to appreciate Ed's magic (facial expressions and hot dance moves)! The new stuff was great (I wish if they had played Night of Nights) and what topped my night was "Pillar of
Davidson". It was also quite awesome when Ed came off stage and moved around the audience, he was so pumped and so was the band, overall it was a good concert but not one of their best. LIVE ROCKS!

A great concert with a perfect mix of old and new tracks. The place rocked when I Alone, All Over You and Lakini's Juice were played.

Long time Live fan, this was my 6th show. Normally they take me to a place where very few acts can/have taken me, with my only gripe usually being that they continually ignore Secret Samadhi except for Lakini's Juice and Turn My head. However on this occasion even though they were still awesome, Ed must've been under the weather because he had no 5th gear when he went for the gas that very few singers bar Ed could even contemplate going. And I thought that Chad Taylor was trying to over compensate for Ed's shortcomings which was valiant as was Ed for going through. But they had to keep changing the arrangement of the songs so that Ed didn't have to go where he obviously couldn't on the night, or he would just sing "under the song". That said though had I not seen them at their best and know what they are capable of, I probably wouldn't have been disappointed because he put in probably more than he was entitled to, highlights being, Pillar Of Davidson, Wings, Dance With You, and All Over You.

Another super LIVE concert. I love the energy they bring with them - they've still got it! And what's great about growing older with them is that they have so much more material to chose from. It's great hearing a few of the not-so-usual songs (like The Mirror Song) being thrown into the mix, along with the new stuff (people really got into Sofia), and the classics (Dolphin's Cry, All Over you, I Alone...). Oh and Lakini's Juice (as always) REALLY rocked! They were a bit more experimental with the guitar sounds, and some of the vocals were echoed - so the resulting sound was quite different, but hey, that's LIVE - they keep reinventing their sound, and I love that. And Ed always works hard to engage the crowd - he ventured into the audience at one point, and people went nuts (the lucky few that were near him!). Its always an experience - each show is a real union of the band and the fans, and you can feel it. The only let down - the venue. The Sydney Entertainment Centre isn't a great venue at the best of times, but this time around they made the dance floor seated. Why would you want to sit on the dance floor? This simply disadvantages the fans that are prepared to come in early, and queue up hours in advance to get the best spot on the floor. People go to the dance floor to jump around and have a good time, not sit there like they are at the theatre! Very disappointing, spent the night standing in front of my seat! And, no screens - I felt very sorry for the poeple all the way up the back as they would have seen nothing! The Awake tour was at the Horton Pavilion - and that was a better show because of that venue. I hope the organizers take this into consideration for next time (fingers crossed of course they will come out again) - the smaller venues rock and they are always sold out (unlike the Sydney Ent Centre, which always has rows of empty seats). Thank you guys for giving it your all again!