Poison waited until just after dark to go on, and was met with the kind of enthusiastic reception the biggest bands in the world get. Maybe its all the VH1 exposure of the past few years, but fans young and old went wild when Bret Michaels appeared in a sleeveless Poison shirt. Yes, he wore his own bands tee, but he came off as anything but an egomaniac during the raucous 9-song greatest-hits set. He gave plenty of stage time and props to guitarist C.C. DeVille, dedicated Something to Believe In to military members in the audience and took a moment to thank fans for watching Rock of Love, an experience that brought total ridiculousness to my dating life. Michaels also expressed his love for Dallas, reminding the crowd that Every Rose Has Its Thorn was written here, in the bathroom of a Laundromat.