Being a chicago U2 diehard, and listening to recordings of the show a few weeks ago on my mp3 player last night when the weather was really wild got me thinking...
what was the worst weather a U2 show has endured? I was hooked up through my work for the Rollling Stones Soldier Field a couple of years ago on a night in October which was 35F degrees with a wind of 25MPH. The tix were free (geat seats) but close enough where I couldn't stop thinking "these guys are going to die of pnemonia" but I was transfixed the entire time on Keith Richards dangling lit cigarette which defied the laws of physics for 2+ hours.
I digress... U2 shows are way bigger and more involved than "the bigger bang" so I just wonder what the worst all time weather related U2 concert experience is.
what was the worst weather a U2 show has endured? I was hooked up through my work for the Rollling Stones Soldier Field a couple of years ago on a night in October which was 35F degrees with a wind of 25MPH. The tix were free (geat seats) but close enough where I couldn't stop thinking "these guys are going to die of pnemonia" but I was transfixed the entire time on Keith Richards dangling lit cigarette which defied the laws of physics for 2+ hours.
I digress... U2 shows are way bigger and more involved than "the bigger bang" so I just wonder what the worst all time weather related U2 concert experience is.