The funny thing is that several of the songs I don't really like, were actually some of the best stage performances. That goes for the covers "I Touch Myself", "Crazy" and that enerving "So What", which I bet Pink will hate herself for having written, when she is 50 and is still being forced to sing it.
Of course, being a hard core Queen and Zeppelin fan, I was all-ecstatic during Babe I'm Gonna Leave You and 'the Rhapsody'. But it was probably Pink's performance of Family Portrait that was THE single most impressive of all the song performances last night... and I say that even though that song isn't one of my favourites.
The crowd really loved PDLM, and of course nobody wanted "Crystal Ball", so she was forced to sing DMP after she had been careless enough to let the crowd decide which of the two they wanted to hear...
To sum things up: I genereally preferred the acoustic part. Somehow it seemed to give Pink more energy for the entire last half of the show. Pink makes the most of the cover songs, so there is absolutely no point in criticising the four covers on the setlist. She is obviously at least as enthusiastic about them as she is about her own material. Dance acts are a 'must have' with a show setup like this, but basically I don't think it's something that makes Pink 'shine brighter as a star'. Pink is probably a better acrobat than she is a dancer, tbh.

My live report from 'somewhere up front':
I was standing about 3 metres from the up front stage barrier, so I had a terrific view surrounded mostly by teenage girls and women about my own age. The only problem was a man about 50 years of age who almost stood right in front of me... and then of course the large right speaker blasting through my chest.
I had perfect view to watch Pink, Eva and Stacy and that other backing singer (I am absolutely certain that Stacy looked directly at me very satisfied with my enthusiasm during "Crazy" - but actually that was just my way of saying thank you for her falsetto performance on Bohemian Rhapsody). I also have to mention that muscular male acrobat (the guy who opens the show) who was spinning like crazy and swinging right above our heads - a genuine circus artist. Great stuff.

A small small talk report:
Pink insists that she is the most Christmas-happy Jew on the planet after being handed a toy reindeer on stage. She also made an attempt at comparing Copenhagen to Stockholm (of course, she had to express her love for Stockholm, after all, both Sober (video) and PDLM (studio) were recorded there).

What a show, what a voice... it was unbelievable!
Acrobats, amazing musicians, great dancers and a very energetic and good looking Pink.
Don't miss this!

My boyfriend and I have been to a lot of concerts but this tops them all!
Thank you for a night we'll never forget.

Tonight tonight tonight...... Can´t wait..... !!!!!!

Can't wait, it's gonna be amazing!

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Just be yourself - Life to short to be anyone else.

Hey.

I watched her final Australian concert in Sydney and it was the most amazing thing I have ever experienced. I'm born and raised in Denmark and I just wanted to tell you all that you should do whatever it takes to get a ticket, because you will never experience anything like the Funhouse Tour again. if you want to see why the concert is so amazing then search youtube for videos from Brisbane when she sings Sober, Glitter in the Air and Get the party started.

If I could I woud love to come HOME to Denmark at see her again. Hope you have the party I know Danish people normally have.