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LukesFan has added some videos of this concert - I Saw The Light, Trapped and Worldwide Epiphany.
Comments posted by fans on mailing lists and messageboards include:
"Just when I was thinking, 'I wish I could hear Kasim do a solo'., comes Trapped during the three song encore. Kaz's vocals are still as powerful as ever!"
"Tampa Theatre was fantastic place for a show, so historic and ornate. There appeared to be some technical problems though."
"Jesse, Kasim, and Prairie are every bit as talented as the E Street Band, if not more so. Todd refuses to mix it up. Why?"
"Band badly jetlagged, but sounded great (Todd's voice kind of shot at times)."
"Kasim, Jesse, Prairie, Todd...what a show! Thank you guys!"
"Kasim's voice very strong, bass thundered."
"During One World they sang "Tampa to Tokyo"!"
The venue (taken from the KasimInfo.com Blog that day):
The address of the venue is 711 Franklin Street, Tampa, FL 33602 and the concert tonight starts at 7.30pm. Click here to view the venue website (unfortunately Kasim is not mentioned by name on the site). Tickets for the concert are $41 & $33.50 and can be purchased from this link. This morning there were two seats available in the 7th row of the orchestra section.
This venue was built by Paramount Studios opened on 15th October 15 1926 and cost $1.2 million to build. Back then it cost 25 cents to see a movie at the theater! Apparently is a very ornate building and in 1978 it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. It was also the first commercial building in Tampa to offer air conditioning.
There are 1,446 seats in the theater and a couple of useless facts are that there are 99 stars in the auditorium ceiling and 245,185 tiles on the lobby floor! They also advise you to look up at the ceiling before the show starts as apparently it looks like clouds are moving above you. This venue is also supposed to be haunted!
Many thanks to Tony Cona for all the photos on this page.
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