Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood

August 20, 2010

Aarons Amphitheatre at Lakewood - 2002 Lakewood Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30315, USA

Photos

Map

Photo by Ed. Mercadillo

Village Green - Photo by Josh Glasheen

Village Green Passport Winners - Photo by Josh Glasheen

Village Green - Photo by Josh Glasheen

CNN interview at the Village Green - Photo by Josh Glasheen

All At Once Volunteers - Photo by Josh Glasheen

Village Green - Photo by Josh Glasheen

Village Green Stage - Photo by Kate Mitchell

Village Green - Photo by Kate Mitchell

Show Review

We were greeted with thunderstorms but felt lucky to have such great fans who stuck through the wind and rain for another fun show.

For the beginning of Flake there was a huge audience sing along that got the crowd going.

During Jack’s acoustic set he dedicated a song for all the soaked people on the lawn, it was a medley of “Plastic Jesus”, “Fall Line” and “Spring Wind” by Greg Brown
He hasn’t sang this medley for many years so thanks to the fans for bringing out such a sweet tune.

Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood Greening Stats

Volunteers: 16
Fans taking 3+ actions: 600
Water Saved FOH: 742

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