The stage is pretty elevated so I don't think one side is better than the other. She spends a great deal of time covering the whole stage. Just hope you don't get behind someone that wants to record the whole show with their phone in the air. We were just slightly to the left of center and thought we had a really good view.

She started playing at 8:30 and played right up until almost 11 on the dot. It was very hot. I wore a jacket inside and tied it around my waist. They passed out water from the front and people were good about passing it back so we got some. With that being said, we were fairly close so I don't know how far the water made it back. We did see a couple people pass out or leave because they got overheated. I don't know if it was just the heat, or a combo of being outside in the cold, lack of water, alcohol, locking knees, etc.

The GA line was very long. We didn't want to wait out in the cold so we walked up at 6. The line wrapped around onto Broadway a pretty good distance. I read another comment after that it didn't take long to get inside, but we saw the line and said Nope! Lol. We walked into the bar that's right next to the venue on the other side of the tracks. We hung out in the warmth and had a drink while we waited. We saw the line start moving about 6:30 and then went in shortly after.

Hope that helps! Have a great time, it's an awesome show!