I now know that they opened with Devotion, a new-to-me song.
I also discovered from fan comments that it was a rare occurrence for Amy to sing Romeo and Juliet. It was a highlight (in a show with so many), but I've actually seen her perform it before so I didn't realize how special it was for much of the rest of the crowd.
I was laughing to myself during the song because I had forgotten that their Romeo and Juliet was Dire Straits' Romeo and Juliet. It had unconsciously become a different song in my mind. So when she started singing, I thought, oh nice, she's covering Dire Straits...I wonder why she's not doing her own Romeo and Juliet song? Interesting cognitive dissonance was experienced for a few moments :-)
Also discovered this morning that their keyboardist's name is Julie Wolf, not Jennifer, as I wrote last night.
Eyes baggy, voice husky-hoarse, soul still aglow. Must extricate self and insert back into the part of life which includes getting the children to swimming at 11.
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