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Tour Announcement Impact - The Joshua Tree has re-entered the Worldwide iTunes Album Chart at #38, #3 in Ireland and #14 in the USA.
U2 Chart Positions on iTunes/Spotify/YouTube
Worldwide iTunes Album Chart
After the initial euphoria Iam having doubts. The friend whom I am going with is a republican and given bonos propensity to be political she might feel . I have the feeling that this will tour will be more political ( justifiably so that's why I love JT)
On top of that it's a t the atrocious Rose bowl which is literally the worst .
Should I skip and just wait for next year,?
Any words of wisdom?
I would advise against anybody waiting for the eventual tour for SOE. It may not happen. This might be it for a few years. We just don't know what they will do. If you care about seeing U2, I'd suggest going to a show this year.
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The 9am presale start is 9am locally right?
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Correct - all presale times are local venue/city time.
When will the added shows go on sale? I'll be trying for GAs, and I would rather see the second NJ show than the first, and don't want to waste my presale code on the first show if I would be able to get tickets to day two (but I'm also nervous about then possibly missing out altogether).
I think unique paired shows would require them to "rehearse" a lot more material, whereas all they have to rehearse for this tour are 11 songs and maybe 10-20 others. I bet that the setlists will be ridiculously static this time around.Real talk:
How many shows till they ditch the "whole album, every night" promise? I'd like to stay optimistic that they'll stick to it, but I do recall i+e tour being announced with the promise of unique paired shows.
Real talk:
How many shows till they ditch the "whole album, every night" promise? I'd like to stay optimistic that they'll stick to it, but I do recall i+e tour being announced with the promise of unique paired shows.
I think unique paired shows would require them to "rehearse" a lot more material, whereas all they have to rehearse for this tour are 11 songs and maybe 10-20 others. I bet that the setlists will be ridiculously static this time around.