The band helped open the show with all of them contributing vocals to get things started. Opening with “What I Would Do” from the new album Bomb in a Birdcage, the crowd immediately fell under the spell of A Fine Frenzy. Throughout the show, Ali kept the crowd entertained, not only with her songs, but also with little stories and the occasional dancing around the stage. At one point in the show, she pointed to a section of her hair that was sticking out and said, “Can you see this? I took a nap. I couldn't quell it so I had to go with it.” The charm and simple honesty displayed during the show is perhaps what made it one of the best that I have been to recently. It made it seem like more of an intimate experience rather than just watching an artist perform song after song.

The two best moments of the show came with the cover of Blondie's “Heart of Glass” and “Almost Lover” from A Cell in the Sea. The Blondie cover was done very well (and as a Blondie fan, I would have been upset if she wasn't able to pull it off) and Ali seemed to love every moment of performing it, full of smiles and dancing around stage. She also shared that she's encountered some of her younger fans during the tour that were unaware of Blondie and loves that she has been able to give a tiny bit of musical education during this.