World of Weird Al Yankovic

This was a great place last tour. Very accessible for meet-n'-greets. It is also a unique concert experience, since it's such a small place. Especially with my seat on the outside surrounding of the main concert place. Only venue with table seating, except for Turning Stone.

Got my ticket for this show. Front Row, Section F1, Seat 17.

I got two tickets for me and a friend. Not good seats but still floor seats. Last time when he was in Kansas City I would have font row tickets. No one wanted to go. Every since he was in Manhattan,Kansas I never missed a show after that.

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Well, interesting show...Al left without even meeting the backstage pass people. The bus sped away immediately after the show. Ruben left a little while after selling his CD to a few people and caught a ride in a vehicle.

Anyway, got into Wichita around 4. Got a little lost with their different levels of roads and directions here. Finally, got our bearings and got some food before the show. The first time we went to the Cotillion at 5:15, the bus wasn't there yet. When we got back around 5:45, it had arrived. Doors opened at 6:30, and got in the line that had formed. Once in, I went and found my seat. I was directly in front of Jim and Bermuda. Provided a nice view of the drum cover. Frank, You Don't Love Me Anymore were the alternating songs. Some stuff sounded a little off during the concert. Jim had trouble with his set-up before the show began. Before Let Me Be Your Hog, Al said that it felt like he was playing Rock Band 3-D...and he had reached the Cotillion level! So, in honor they would do their shortest song...Everyone stood up for the encore again tonight...Pretty fun crowd...

After show, wasn't much. As said at the beginning, the band besides Ruben sped off immediately after...not even meeting with pass people or stormtroopers. Kind of surprising, but I guess Al missed home...

Not even a super-speed handshake line for people with passes? I hope there isn't anything wrong...

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