^ Like San Diego during Vertigo, that was awesome.
How about a huge Interlander gathering (from all over the country) for the opening show?
How about a huge Interlander gathering (from all over the country) for the opening show?
Those legs of the tour are always less profitable due to higher costs and if the Aussie dollar is strong that makes it worse for them not better because the exchange rate for them will be bad.
OMG, start in Vegas, how much better can it get.
Damn, you'd think after Popmart they would never start a tour in Vegas again. I wish someone would get some information on whether they're planning arenas or stadiums in the U.S.
How about a huge Interlander gathering (from all over the country) for the opening show?
I wonder if the decision to open in Vegas is to somehow put the ghost of Pop to rest, or because they have something really wild planned.
This is exciting.
Does this mean that they've already done the photos shooting for the album and the promos?
P.S... Please Willie,no more circular catwalk for this tour.
Been there,done that...............Twice
I wonder if the decision to open in Vegas is to somehow put the ghost of Pop to rest, or because they have something really wild planned.
This is exciting.
AtU2.com said that Cecilia (Larry's sister) said they'd do arenas in US and Europe first. Possibly a hint of uncertainty how the audience will react to the new sound ? Maybe this will be like Zoo TV when they started arenas but continued with something gigantic for the stadiums.
I doubt that they have done the promo photos yet-
How about a huge Interlander gathering (from all over the country) for the opening show?
I think that if they really do start in Vegas, then they'll be playing arenas for the first leg of the U.S. tour. Bono has some sort of allergic reaction to some of the desert fauna in Vegas but it wouldn't affect him in an indoors arena like it did in Popmart's stadium setting.
P.S... Please Willie,no more circular catwalk for this tour.
Been there,done that...............Twice
Wouldn't they be getting paid for that leg of the tour in local currency though? I mean if they made 100 million AUD in 2006 that translated into only about 58 million EUR, but if they made the same 100 million AUD today with the stronger currency they'd actually make about 63 million EUR, so the strong currency could even offset some of the increase in costs to get them there.
With the EUR the way it is it might even make more sense for them to extend their tour in Europe this time around. Hopefully, substantially lower energy costs in the U.S. compared to Europe might just keep it as profitable as in the past, although with the extremely weak dollar I'm not even sure that is correct.
I'd be very surprised if they abandon the general admission pit. It was obviously a big deal that they were even able to get it going for Elevation, it makes the best seats in the house some of the cheapest ones, and makes for a very exciting crowd up front. Why go back to the old way?
The real question is, what shape will it be in? We've already had the Heart and the Ellipse.
Possible designs:
The Shamrock
The Star
The Continent of Africa
The Triangle
The Puffy Cloud
what about ZooTV style with the long walk way straight out into the crowd to B stage?
I'd be very surprised if they abandon the general admission pit. It was obviously a big deal that they were even able to get it going for Elevation, it makes the best seats in the house some of the cheapest ones, and makes for a very exciting crowd up front. Why go back to the old way?
The real question is, what shape will it be in? We've already had the Heart and the Ellipse.
Possible designs:
The Shamrock
The Star
The Continent of Africa
The Triangle
The Puffy Cloud