Mr. Millennium
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Doesn't mean they'll do it. I think 360 could be, but hope it won't be, the last MAJOR tour they do in the States. Age, lack of American attention and families and lack of interest within the band to continue long drawn out tours
SMB
Dude what are you talking about? There has not been one single ounce of proof that this is U2's last tour in the states. Stadiums perhaps, but not touring overall. Trust me, when that time comes, they will clearly make the fact known that it is their last tour.
And lack of interest within the band? They are clearly as happy as they have ever been. Just because there has not been much in the way of interviews lately doesn't mean the band has lost interest. And U2's popularity in the US has always gone up and down. If they recovered from the Pop period, where shows didn't even come close to selling out, then I think they can survive a few stadium shows where there are still a few tickets available. Plus, let's not forget, the first show of the 2010 tour is still a little under three months away...
Finally, in terms of the contract with Live Nation, they can't just say, "nevermind, we changed our minds." The band would not have signed a 12 year contract if they didn't feel they could fullfill it.