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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
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U2 Vertigo Tour
Vertigo Tour 2nd leg: Europe
2005-07-27: Valle Hovin Stadion - Oslo, Norway
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U2's Bono commends Norway and Bondevik by (published on 2005-07-28)
Source: The Norway PostU2 vocalist Bono praises Prime Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik and Norway for the concern for the poorer nations of the world.
The socially engaged rock star had a private meeting with the Norwegian Prime Minister at his office.
The meeting was scheduled to last for 20 minutes, but the two discussed problems of the developing world, including the famine in Niger and the situation for democracy in Burma for a solid 40 minutes.
Bono said after the meeting that he was humbled and overwhelmed by the Norwegian leadership.
- I am here to meet your Prime Minister and to thank him for Norway's leadership in matters which mean so much to me, namely the poorest of the poor and how a billion people still live on under one dollar a day. It is fantastic to be in this country. I am humbled and overwhelmed by your leadership, Bono said.
Meanwhile, 40,000 Norwegian fans assembled at Oslo's Valle Hovin stadium to enjoy an open air concert by U2 Wednesday evening.
(NRK)
Rolleiv Solholm back
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