I enjoyed the show and DT's musicianship was top-notch as always (and Labrie sang quite well, nice to hear he still has most of his range and power), but......yeah. The setlist was disappointing.
In keeping with my tradition, I managed to miss Scale the Summit AGAIN. Was really looking forward to seeing them after hearing all the raves at Texas MadFest (missed them there by less than ten minutes), but thanks to venue incompetence, my tickets didn't get there until well into Bigelf's set. I liked them, and also liked what I saw of ZPZ.
Epic fail on the part of the reserved-seating: Someone had the exact same seat ticket that I had (!), so I ended up watching DT's set from the back of the reserved-seats balcony, downstairs in the old Cotton Club (on the widescreen) or in the balcony bar (nice flat-screens).
Oh, beware the annoying loud dude from Long Island who will be seeing "ten shows, baybeee!" on this tour. It was funny...een though he loudly proclaimed himself the biggest DT fan in the universe, he spent most of the show walking around and loudly telling people why the audience sucked, why they're always better to see in NY, etc. Ahhh, how pleasant.