Hall & Oates definitely made MANY dreams come true at Madison Square Garden.
, who both serve as support for the summer trek, started off the night just right with familiar songs and positive vibes. Tunstall was a trooper as she experienced some technical difficulties, joking that the"Gods of adversity came to visit me at the most important gig of my life." She powered through her short-but-sweet set that featured her 2004 hits"Black Horse and a Cherry Tree" and"Suddenly I See" and even a cover of Tom Petty's"Won't Back Down.
Squeeze played for nearly an hour, paying tribute to their heyday with 14 songs mostly from the late '70s/early '80s like"Slap and Tickle" and"Is That Love." Before their 1979 hit"Cool For Cats," the British rock group facetiously asked for a standing ovation for their 40+ years of touring. Once they broke into their biggest hit,"Tempted," Squeeze didn't need to ask for the crowd to be on their feet.
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