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1987
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1993
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2005
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Yesterday in 1982
Festival Grounds, Werchter
1987
The Hippodrome, Paris
Today in 2005
Slaski Stadium, Chorzow
Tomorrow in 1985
Torhout Festival, Torhout
1993
Stadio Flaminio, Rome
2001
Forum, Copenhagen
2005
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
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/2009-07-02_22-19-55_P1020854.jpg "2009 - 360 Degrees Tour/2009-07-02 - Barcelona (Photos by Matthias Muehlbradt)")
U2 may play free
(Herald Sun) -- U2 may play in a free concert coinciding with November's G20 economic summit in Melbourne.
A concert has been booked for November 17 at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, modelled on last year's Live8 concert in London. As with Live8, the free concert would raise awareness of the Make Poverty History campaign.
U2 leader Bono has supported the campaign in the past. A music industry insider says U2 scheduled its return to Melbourne around the G20 summit, and has kept the night of November 17 free.
The band will play at sold-out shows at Telstra Dome on November 18 and 19. If they do play free, the gig may have to be moved to a bigger venue.
A concert has been booked for November 17 at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, modelled on last year's Live8 concert in London. As with Live8, the free concert would raise awareness of the Make Poverty History campaign.
U2 leader Bono has supported the campaign in the past. A music industry insider says U2 scheduled its return to Melbourne around the G20 summit, and has kept the night of November 17 free.
The band will play at sold-out shows at Telstra Dome on November 18 and 19. If they do play free, the gig may have to be moved to a bigger venue.
Posted on Thursday, August 03, 2006 @ 21:02:17 CEST by Macphisto
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