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Yesterday in 1978
Church Hall, Dublin
1981
The Old Waldorf, San Francisco
1982
Alumnae Hall - Brown University, Providence
1983
Assembly Rooms, Derby
1992
Madison Square Garden, New York
Today in 1982
Nightclub, Phoenix
1983
Hammersmith Odeon, London
1985
University Of Illinois Pavillion, Chicago
1992
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany
1998
Johannesburg Stadium, Johannesburg
Tomorrow in 1981
Fog Horn, Portland
1983
Hammersmith Odeon, London
1985
University Of Illinois Pavillion, Chicago
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Yesterday in 1978
Church Hall, Dublin
1981
The Old Waldorf, San Francisco
1982
Alumnae Hall - Brown University, Providence
1983
Assembly Rooms, Derby
1992
Madison Square Garden, New York
Today in 1982
Nightclub, Phoenix
1983
Hammersmith Odeon, London
1985
University Of Illinois Pavillion, Chicago
1992
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany
1998
Johannesburg Stadium, Johannesburg
Tomorrow in 1981
Fog Horn, Portland
1983
Hammersmith Odeon, London
1985
University Of Illinois Pavillion, Chicago
U2 Various Dates
Various Dates: 2000-Present
2002-02-03: Louisiana Superdome - New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
U2 pay tribute to 11 Sept victims (published on 2002-02-04)
Source: Worldpop
U2's half-time performance at the US Super Bowl became a moving tribute to those who lost their lives on 11 September.
The band performed Beautiful Day, MLK and Where The Streets Have No Name.
As Beautiful Day wound down and MLK opened, a giant screen scrolled the names of victims in the attacks, introducing the opening chords of Where The Streets Have No Name.
The set was in contrast to glitzy halftime shows of the past, the effects were limited to strobe lights and all attention was on Bono as he pulled back his lapel to reveal an American flag to the roars of the crowd.
Mariah Carey and Barry Manilow also performed at the event.
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