Welch asked people to put their phones away, be present and enjoy the moment for Third Eye. The crowd (mostly) obeyed, it was almost bizarre seeing a crowd not hidden behind their cellphones for once.
The stage glowed pink during You've Got The Love as Welch made a love heart shape with her hands, before thanking the crowd for filling the band "with so much love and energy" for the final show of their tour.
There was a sense of joyfulness throughout the performance of Shake It Up from both the band and the crowd. Spectrum's rolling drums got people dancing. While What Kind Of Man's gentle opening was followed by stomping from the stands before the heavy rocking riffs of the song played.
It's no wonder the singer broke her foot performing at the Coachella Music Festival in California earlier this year.
Welch owned the stage with her dancing, spinning and running as she sang. Even head-banging at times.
For the band's biggest hit, Dog Days Are Over, Welch got the crowd to turn and embrace each other before getting them to take something off and "wave it for love and peace, wave it 'cause you love being released".
The performance was a relentless buzz of energy, music and fun, which had the sold out crowd screaming, singing and going nuts all night.