To answer Suzanne’s question, on Saturday night, my mom and I heard Van Morrison at the new WaMu theater in Seattle.

My impressions were very similar to this review: It was a marvelous night for a moondance, even if the full moon wasn't visible. Van Morrison and his 10- member band of singers and instrumentalists enraptured concertgoers Saturday night with a sold-out show that spanned the Belfast-born singer's entire career. Among the favorites in the 19-long set at the new WaMu Theater were "Moondance," "Brown Eyed Girl" and "St. James Infirmary Blues."
Concertgoers quickly rose and danced and sang along to Morrison's classic songs and well-chosen cover tunes. It was a terrific show, among the best he has offered in the Seattle area in recent memory.
But why so short? Morrison's band took the stage promptly at 7:30 p.m., catching concertgoers off-guard and leaving them with little time to enjoy the abundant food and beverage service at the venue. The show concluded abruptly at about 9 p.m. without an encore. With tickets priced from $165 to $225, the show's brevity was a bit of a rub.
Nevertheless, many concertgoers left the building with satisfied grins. (continued on link)

It was a very tightly controlled set – no chit chat between songs, but lots of great grooves and by far the best song was his version of Moondance. It was a marvelous night.

Photo downloaded from the internet and not from Saturday’s concert, but that’s kind of what he looked like, hat and all.