"This may be one of the coolest gigs I've had in 11 years," said Lifehouse lead vocalist Jason Wade. "It's like a club up here in the front, but it's also like playing in a stadium."
The '00s-era rock band Lifehouse played a concert immediately following a Nats vs. Mets game this weekend. An intimate group of VIPs from radio station competitions and other promos danced inches in front of the band -- actually on second base -- while anyone who bought a ticket to the game watched from their seats.
After a long set of the band's hits, the foursome told DCers that they weren't just here to play music, they were taking a few days to play tourist as well. "We actually have two days off," explained Wade, "so you'll see us riding those Segways* around town."
* While any actual Segway sightseeing was unconfirmed, the group (Wade; Rick Woolstenhalme, Jr.; Bryce Soderberg and Ben Carey) did make an appearance as casual fans at Sunday's game as well.
