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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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U2 Various Dates

Various Dates: 1978-1989

1989-10-21: Triple M Studios - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Slow Dancing

Comments: After U2's concert on 20 October 1989, the band appear early in the morning of the 21st on Triple M radio's The Midnight Show. During their appearance, Bono debuts Slow Dancing, though he does not sing the whole song. It is unclear whether this is due to the lyrics not being finalised or Bono simply choosing not to sing the whole song.

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