WOW! What an eventful evening indeed.

It's been a great show even though the sound was insanely loud and boomy in the front
Loads of insanely funny moments when John found out there was something going on with the stage floor he kept jumping on it

John spotted me during Gunslinger and said something like "Hi Jeff" while he was doing a solo and battling a cold!

Then later on i asked for him to play "I'm Working On A Building" from the first BRR album. At one point i thought he was going to kick it off because he said "We're going to do something a little different now" but he did Cottonfields like in Denmark!

Hopefully it, and songs alike will find its way back into the setlist for a little more variation, i thought the iteration of the song at the 2009 Peer festival was brilliant

Anyway, after that all went down we spotted John had some decoration on his hand so we wanted him to tell us what it was, and he said he would tell us about it during the middle of the show.

Soooo... Middle of the show.. I was cheeky and yelled at him that it was middle of the show! And he looked at me like i was crazy and said something funny, i can't remember specifically what he said

Anyway, he told us what it was after joking about falling into a canal in Amsterdam and getting it at a tattoo shop, his daughter put it on his hand (as we suspected of course!)

Then as mentioned above when the show was over we packed our stuff and were just chatting a bit and all of a sudden i saw John walking across stage and everyone was absolutely dumbstuck!! What was he doing on stage after the show? I thought he was gonna talk to us or something, but he came back for a second encore! And the crowd went NUTS

Glad he played Good Golly Miss Molly and Up Around The Bend, we had a great time.

Will post more elaborate tomorrow as it's 3:00 am and i need to go snooze

or moose

Well, some of you have almost written about this outstanding evening with John & his Band. I was standing right in front of him and his mic, next to Petra and Robert, Hildegarde and Robert Q. Had my white T-Shirt "Stuck In Lodi" on, which I bought in LODI in February. I was poiting at it while John was doing the song. Don´t know if he saw that, because the stage was very high. I even couldn´t see Kenny on stage :-(

I want to thank John, his family and his band for give us TRUE BLUES such great memories. My heart is full of joy and I´m so motivated to go on playing his music every time I see the man.

BTW, Shane is getting better and better on guitar. Chapeau!! I could see the joy of John in his face as Shane was rockin´ & bending notes on his Rickenbacker.

John, I wish you and your family a well deserved time at home. And don´t forget to finish your new CD. Can´t wait for the next time.

Yeah!!! Great, great show! John's voice was almost back to normal (especially considering how bad it was just 2 days before), and he and the band rocked big time!!! The sound was exceptionally good even in the first row, everything was loud and clear (some found it too loud, but I always wear earplugs, so I wouldn't know...). This was surely one of the best shows of the tour together with the one in Oulu! It was fun to meet a couple of guys from the band after the show! Too bad the tour was only 10 concerts, I wouldn't have minded adding another 10 to it! :-)

Thanks to all the friends (especially Robert & Petra, of course!), to the band, to John and the people around him for making this the coolest honeymoon ever! THANK YOOOOOOOOOOOOU!!!

And John, if you read this, what I meant to say yesterday was that it was 12 days to the wedding, and we've been together for 5 years!
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"Ladies and gentlemen, Angus Young!"

Gotta love those surprise extras. Adds so much to the experience.
"I won't be losin' my way, long as I can see the light."

26 TUNES!!!!!!!!

Peer sounds like one of those really amazing, extremely fantastic, miraculous shows!
I know that John Fogerty & BAND put on incredibly fantastic shows as per routine,
but this one sounded like it was the top of the tops!!!!

I know Belgium has the highest ratio of true blue, died-in-the-wool, crazy & consumed Creedence/Fogerty Fans worldwide!!! So they really do deserve the extras!!!

Thank you so much for the review!!! Really enjoyable!!!!

Us fans in the US really send out hugs and huge thanks to you all.

I thought the security guy was pretty stupid.
When we were all standing at our spot in front of the stage for three hours already he tried to move us all to the left end of the frontstage , which is impossible of course, so we said "NO" :-)
Later on came several people in wheel-chairs, who usually don't belong in a pit right in front of stage but in a separate safe place.I feel sorry for these people but bringing them in there wasn't a good idea I think.
Then he also told everybody not to take pictures anymore after the third song, which usually is the rule for the official photographers, not for the fans :-) But he couldn't ruin my concert , I loved it.
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Rockin' all over the world

I think that poor man has nothing to say in his real life. He was glad that he could use his job to rule for two or three hours. Dressed like that, smoking a big aweful smelling cigar and acting like he did, he must have some mental problems.

Nice pictures Markus, DANKE !!!!

Markus Photo wrote:
Peer was really a "Rainy Night To Remember"

My photos and live-resume are online here:

http://markus-hagner-photography.com/?p=9243

Enjoy!

it was a great performance of john and the band ,it was the first time for me to see john live ,it ws the happiest day of my life ,i hope that john is coming back to peer ,i will be there also ,have beautyfull pictures with kenny ,james intveld and john's son and familyfriend and me ,thanks ,next time i hope i may with John on the picture ,thanks John for a wonderfull concert ,