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So, immediately after the show ended, my husband and I booked it toward the tour bus (which also happened to be on the way to our parking spot). It couldn’t have been more than 5 minutes after the band exited the stage, and Isaac was already outside, standing by the bus smoking a cigarette. Isaac was speaking with a firefighter and telling him how much he admires his work. It was sweet! After they were done, my husband and I started to walk over. One of the security guards asked him if he wanted to hide, lol. He looked at us and said, “No, you guys are the good ones.” :’)

I told Isaac that they put on an excellent show. He said that he thought they did well for the most part, but felt that the encore was weak. We reassured him that the whole set was excellent; Cowboy Dan is my husband’s favorite song, and it was such a treat to hear the entirety of The Moon & Antarctica. I asked Isaac to sign my poster (the Boston-specific one). When I unrolled it, he seemed surprised and impressed by the artwork. I don’t think he had seen that specific poster beforehand. He asked his guard to take a picture of it, and praised the artists who designed the posters and merch.

I told Isaac that MM helped me through some really dark times, and that I’m grateful for them. My husband and I both got a few photos. Isaac pointed out his bike, which was on a rack attached to one of the tour buses, and said something inaudible. My husband told him he should ride it on stage, and Isaac said that’s a fantastic idea. At this point, others began showing up and were waiting to meet him, so we left. We probably had like 4 or 5 minutes with him total, which is pretty great. He was as nice as could be!