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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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U2 Joshua Tree Tour

The Joshua Tree 2nd leg: Europe

1987-08-03: NEC Arena - Birmingham, England

<<< 1987-08-01 - Edinburgh | 1987-08-04 - Birmingham >>>

Support Act: Hoodoo Gurus

Setlist:

Bullet The Blue Sky
Running To Stand Still
I Will Follow
Silver And Gold
Gloria
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Exit / Van Morrison's Gloria (snippet)
In God's Country
The Electric Co. / Break On Through (snippet)
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For / Exodus (snippet)
MLK
The Unforgettable Fire
Bad / Walk On The Wild Side (snippet)
October
New Year's Day
Pride (In The Name Of Love)

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Comments: First performance of Silver And Gold, last performance of The Electric Co. for over 17 years, first time Bullet The Blue Sky opened a concert. During Bad, Bono improvises during the Walk On The Wild Side snippet. "Holly came from Miami, FLA/Hitch-hiked to Birmingham for the day/Saw U2 at the NEC/Pretty soon ... what rhymes with NEC?"

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Songs from 6 U2 albums have been played during that show (snippets not counted).

· The Joshua Tree (6 songs)
· The Unforgettable Fire (4 songs)
· B-Sides (3 songs)
· War (3 songs)
· Boy (2 songs)
· October (2 songs)

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