The_acrobat
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I think it's pretty obvious U2 can play stadiums anywhere in the world with the exception of the US. But what stadiums could U2 play in the US? Suppose U2 does US arenas in the spring of 2008/9 and stadiums in the fall. What cities would get arenas as opposed to stadiums. My predictions.
New York- 4 arena/2 stadium
Boston- 2 arena/2 stadium
Phili- 2 arena/1 stadium
D.C.- 1 stadium
Atlanta- 1 stadium
Miami- 1 stadium
Detroit- 1 stadium
Toronto- 2 arena/2 stadium
Montreal- 1 arena/1 stadium
Chicago- 2 arena/2 stadium
Winnipeg- 1 stadium
Edmonton- 1 stadium
Vancouver- 1 stadium
Seattle- 1 stadium
Denver- 1 stadium
San Francisco- 2 arena/2 stadium
Los Angeles- 3 arena/2 stadium
Phoenix- 1 stadium
Dallas- 1 stadium
Portland- 1 arena
Salt Lake City- 1 arena
Las Vegas- 2 arena
San Antonio/Austin- 1 arena
Houston- 1 arena
OK City- 1 arena
Kansas City- 1 arena
Omaha- 1 arena
St. Louis- 1 arena
Minneapolis 1 arena (maybe 2?)
Milwaukee- 1 arena
Columbus- 1 arena
Cleveland- 1 arena
Pittsburgh- 1 arena
Buffalo- 1 arena
Albany- 1 arena
Hartford- 1 arena
Charlottesville- 1 arena
Charlotte- 1 arena
Tampa- 1 arena
Nashville- 1 arena
New Orleans- 1 arena
Cutting the US leg down to 60 some shows instead of 80, giving them more time to get to the rest of the world. What does everyone think about these? My logic is that cities like Phoenix, Denver, Seattle, Vancouver, Detroit, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas where U2 sold out 2 arena shows, could handle a stadium capacity show. Stadium shows are also cheaper ticket prices, so it'd be easier to sell more tickets, not that U2 has any trouble selling tickets. I think Popmart scared them of stadiums in the US, but I think they could have definitely done stadium legs in 2001 and 2005.
New York- 4 arena/2 stadium
Boston- 2 arena/2 stadium
Phili- 2 arena/1 stadium
D.C.- 1 stadium
Atlanta- 1 stadium
Miami- 1 stadium
Detroit- 1 stadium
Toronto- 2 arena/2 stadium
Montreal- 1 arena/1 stadium
Chicago- 2 arena/2 stadium
Winnipeg- 1 stadium
Edmonton- 1 stadium
Vancouver- 1 stadium
Seattle- 1 stadium
Denver- 1 stadium
San Francisco- 2 arena/2 stadium
Los Angeles- 3 arena/2 stadium
Phoenix- 1 stadium
Dallas- 1 stadium
Portland- 1 arena
Salt Lake City- 1 arena
Las Vegas- 2 arena
San Antonio/Austin- 1 arena
Houston- 1 arena
OK City- 1 arena
Kansas City- 1 arena
Omaha- 1 arena
St. Louis- 1 arena
Minneapolis 1 arena (maybe 2?)
Milwaukee- 1 arena
Columbus- 1 arena
Cleveland- 1 arena
Pittsburgh- 1 arena
Buffalo- 1 arena
Albany- 1 arena
Hartford- 1 arena
Charlottesville- 1 arena
Charlotte- 1 arena
Tampa- 1 arena
Nashville- 1 arena
New Orleans- 1 arena
Cutting the US leg down to 60 some shows instead of 80, giving them more time to get to the rest of the world. What does everyone think about these? My logic is that cities like Phoenix, Denver, Seattle, Vancouver, Detroit, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas where U2 sold out 2 arena shows, could handle a stadium capacity show. Stadium shows are also cheaper ticket prices, so it'd be easier to sell more tickets, not that U2 has any trouble selling tickets. I think Popmart scared them of stadiums in the US, but I think they could have definitely done stadium legs in 2001 and 2005.
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