1) The River
2) Heaven
3) Lightning Crashes
4) Get Ready
5) Selling The Drama
6) Mystery
7) I Alone
8) Dance With You

* All songs solo acoustic by Ed

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Ed sang 4 songs, answered some pre-written questions from the audience, and then sang another 4 songs. He fucked up Get Ready not once, but twice. First time, lost his timing, and second time he forgot the lyrics.

Nice small crowd, I'm guessing no more than 90-120 people, in a tiny little venue. There was a stage, and they let some people sit on cushions around the stage (literally 1-2 metres from Ed).

The show itself wasn't anything special. Was hard to get into any of the songs (ie, sing, dance etc) due to the nature of the small crowd/setting. It was a good experience, and Ed looked happy. Best part of it was I saw a few of my friends who I've met at previous shows and who really love LiVE down to the very core of their existence, look really happy and blissful getting to see their man up close and personal. That made me happy.

The show went for about an hour, because it started around 1:15pm, and at 2:45pm I was eating Ramen in Bondi.

As soon as Ed walked out I burst into tears because we were so close to him. The show was really intimate which was great as members of the audience could shout out and he could answer them. He messed up Get Ready but he handled it well and it showed his less-serious side. When the show finished my mate and I stuck around and I nearly died when he came back out, everyone could walk right up to him and he touched my face when I cried. It was an unreal show, not as good as all 4 of them in concert, but it was still bloody good!

Ed never fails to deliver. He is so awesome. I was privileged to win tickets to this event through Max TV. It was a small audience but it had a great vibe. Ed just shines and even when he stuffed up with Get Ready he had a smile on his face! He constantly plugged the release date for the new album with his cocky smile. The audience begged for him to remove his shirt and he eventually gave in. He gave the crowd what they wanted - pure energy and a great show. My highlight was meeting Ed after the show where I was lucky enough to get some pics, and an autograph. Thanks Ed for making one of my dreams come true.