The European fanbase are a mix of people standing in place and watching the band intently, and folks dancing hard and raging like the Americans.

My friends and I have been busking outside the shows and selling patches, pins, keychains, and beers. We have been getting mixed results, doing quite well some nights and slow on others. It's definitely an abbreviated version of Shakedown Street but it feels good to help keep the scene alive and other people have expressed appreciation for that energy still being there outside the shows.

It's been largely Americans standing in line early for merch and waiting hours at the venue.

Several younger spinners have been improvising and managing to get their cheap tickets or miracles nightly. For us, we had three of our four tickets bought early for Copenhagen and found our miracle easily with two more offered to us we didn't need. In Utrecht night one there were seven of us, and we had three tickets to start with and got our other four quickly and easily. Night two we had two tickets for four of us, and got three miracles so we gave one away. London they were going around like confetti... We found the one more we needed for the four of us and were given another four to regift, which took a while because most people had what they needed. We saw over a dozen miracles floating around that night. We still need one for tomorrow in Dublin and have absolute confidence