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PhanArt @PersnicketyJim said:
A possible explanation for Sparkle, Halley's > Light: the ISS passed overhead at 10:27pm.

I was camping ~50mi north of the Gorge, and watched it emerge over the SSW horizon. From the stage, the band may have been able to view the entire transit, while NW-facing fans might not have noticed at all.

Also, the Set Your Soul opener is reminiscent of 2013's Architect.
This would have been awesome to know when writing this review. It just seemed so random and didn't connect the second set together very well. If that is what they were thinking in playing those songs, then that is awesome
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