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Yesterday in 1980
Nite Club, Edinburgh
1981
The Ritz, New York
1984
Westfalenhalle, Dortmund
1992
Palacio De Los Deportes, Mexico City
1997
Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans
2005
Madison Square Garden, New York
Today in 1980
Brady's, Liverpool
1981
The Ritz, New York
1983
Festival Hall, Osaka
1987
Antone's, Austin
1987
Frank Erwin Center, Austin
1992
Palacio De Los Deportes, Mexico City
2001
NBC Studios, Burbank
2004
Empire Fulton Ferry State Park, New York
2005
Madison Square Garden, New York
Tomorrow in 1983
Seto-shi Bunka Center, Seto City
1987
Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth
1989
Sports Arena, Yokohama
1993
JJJ FM Radio, Sydney
1997
Alamodome, San Antonio
2000
Globo Studios, Rio de Janeiro
2001
America West Arena, Phoenix
2002
American Airlines Arena, Miami
2007
Union Chapel, Islington

New U2 photos

1993 - Zooropa Tour/1993-08-18 - Cardiff - Photo by Scott Coombes / scoombes73@yahoo.co.uk

1993 - Zooropa Tour/1993-08-18 - Cardiff - Photo by Scott Coombes / scoombes73@yahoo.co.uk

2005 - Vertigo Tour/2006-12-09 - Honolulu - Photo by Chrisedge / chrisedge@yahoo.com

2005 - Vertigo Tour/2006-12-09 - Honolulu - Photo by Chrisedge / chrisedge@yahoo.com

2005 - Vertigo Tour/2006-12-09 - Honolulu - Photo by Chrisedge / chrisedge@yahoo.com


 

Two shows added, but all tickets sold out for U2

(Chicago Sun-Times) -- Tickets for U2's United Center shows in May were snapped up quickly Saturday -- including those for two shows added during the day amid the strong demand.

The Irish band booked extra United Center performances for May 10 and 12. Those shows, as well as the previously announced concerts planned for May 7 and 9, sold out.

The ticket rush for the upcoming Vertigo tour came as the band fended off complaints from some of its biggest fans. They were livid over paying $40 to be eligible for an Internet ticket pre-sale Tuesday -- only to get nosebleed seats or none at all.

A statement last week on the band's official site -- www.u2.com -- told fans "we really appreciate your patience as this is the first time we've attempted an online presale." It apologized "that demand exceeded supply" for New York and Philadelphia shows, but made no specific apology to irked fans in Chicago.

"New technology -- including U2.com -- helps us stay in touch with you, but also reveals its drawbacks when everyone tries to do the same thing at once," the statement said.



Posted on Sunday, January 30 @ 14:52:13 CET by Macphisto
 

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