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Yesterday in 1984
Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland
1992
Veteran's Stadium, Philadelphia
1997
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Today in 1992
Veteran's Stadium, Philadelphia
1993
Universal Ampitheater, Los Angeles
2010
Olympic Stadium, Athens
Tomorrow in 1984
Entertainment Centre, Sydney
1997
Radio City Music Hall, New York
2004
Barretstown Castle, Ballymore Eustace
US leg to kick off in Salt Lake City on June 3rd
U2.com has just announced via an e-mail to subscribers that the US leg will start in Salt Lake City on 3 June 2010. U2.com also says this is the final date announced for North America.
The presale schedule is as follows:
Horizon and Breathe subscribers: 10am, Thursday 18 February
Boots and Magnificent subscribers: 10am, Friday 19 February
The presale closes at 5pm on Saturday 20 February for all subscribers.
The public sale will begin at 10am on Monday 22 February.
The presale schedule has been updated on 17 February 2010. Check the new schedule here.
The presale schedule is as follows:
Horizon and Breathe subscribers: 10am, Thursday 18 February
Boots and Magnificent subscribers: 10am, Friday 19 February
The presale closes at 5pm on Saturday 20 February for all subscribers.
The public sale will begin at 10am on Monday 22 February.
The presale schedule has been updated on 17 February 2010. Check the new schedule here.
Posted on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 @ 17:19:41 CET by Macphisto
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