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Here is my review of the Clemson Parachute with O.A.R show. I arrived fairly early and was disappointed to find out I had been moved because they placed lights in my seat section. More disappointment followed when I discovered that even that even though a portion of SOME of the tickets sold went to HIV awareness there was no booth set up at the venue to promote HIV awareness. The District of Columbia recently reported a 26 percent increase in HIV cases bringing the number of people on file to have HIV up to 3% of the total population.( How big is 3%) well Latter Day Saints make up ONLY 2% of the USA population so 3% of the population is fairly significant.
In regards to the show Parachute was fairly decent with the highlight being " She is Love" it would have helped if Parachute had the same sound technicians working that O.A.R had when they performed, but I guess you have to EARN sound technicians.

O.A.R arrived on the scene and the initial notes sounded AWFUL after a some sound technician adjustments the Music and Vocals got Impressive. The crowd loved the show, and the Saxophone playing I truly enjoyed, the light show on stage was totally awesome.

The concert ended WAY TOO QUICKLY I walked away with the same sensation I get after 4 minute lap dances. It is over all ready DAMMIT.

PS : It is me or does it seem like O.A.R could function as a three man band.Marc, Jerry, and Chris. I feel like I never got to see the music talents of Richard and Benj.