Not to cause issues or arguments, but anyone complaining about the concert doesn’t truly appreciate it for what it was. That was an amazing performance from him and his band. He only missed 6 songs because of the lightning, and even then, he refused to get off the stage when the stadium was telling him to during revival. Be thankful he played at all. Your complaining only makes him less likely to ever come back to Nebraska. Especially if you’re a Nebraskan, you know our weather is crazy. If you weren’t prepared with a jacket/sweatshirt/poncho or anything else to stay dry and warm, then that’s on YOU. No one told you to wear teeny tiny jean shorts or a skirt and a crop top with nothing else. I even saw guys shirtless or in only a short sleeve T-shirt and shorts. That’s on yall. We’ve all got phones and a weather app, and cooler weather with rain has been predicted all week.
For those who wanted it cancelled, from what I understand, tickets did not transfer when the Tulsa show was cancelled. Would you really have wanted to risk not getting a second ticket? And, even if they did transfer, could you have been 100% sure that the day they rescheduled for was free? Plenty of people came from as far away as California. To extend their stay at hotels, buy food, etc., would have cost them a stupid amount of money.
Last night was the best outcome, and we all need to be a bit more grateful that we got to experience what we did. Things happen, I was just as sad that it was delayed, but I’m damn happy I still got to see the performance.