I actually like some of their songs and was kind of psyched to hear them, but between the ten minutes of obelisk lowering and everyone in the band except Jared being situated at the very back of the stage... ugh, get over yourself, dude.

If you're flying in just for the concert, be aware that Mansfield is in the suburbs, and the venue is not easy to get to from Boston (or Providence) by public transit. You'll probably need to rent a car.

Before the pandemic, we thought we'd cracked the code on this venue: Only go to shows where we're interested in the openers, and leave 20 minutes into the headliner before there's any parking lot traffic. Worked tremendously for 30 Seconds to Mars (Joywave and Walk the Moon were awesome, Jared Leto was insufferable), but when we did the same for Heart, we regretted leaving early, because the few songs we heard Heart do were excellent and we wished we'd been there for more. But stuck to the plan.

I'm parking overnight.

Thanks for your help!

Followup: I see that Center closed in 2012, so Quincy Adams actually must have been where I parked before. But it would still be useful to know if/when it reaches capacity in a post-lockdown world.

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