Good point. ^
Here’s something to chew on; u2start user “Remy”, who seems to be somebody in the know about this, says that in addition to AUS/NZ, there will be 4 Asian cities visited. Singapore is known to be one. However, he says he thinks Tokyo WILL NOT be one of the cities. The plot thickens...
If it’s 4 cities in Asia, I’m betting on Singapore, Taipei, Seoul and either Tokyo, Yokohama or Saitama.
As for number of shows, no more than 15. I don’t think they’ll be able to play 2 nights in every city.
Adelaide won’t get a 2nd show. Maybe not Brisbane either, the 2nd show there in 2010 had the entire upper deck closed off. Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Auckland will definitely have 2 shows.
I was surprised when Perth and Brisbane got second shows in 2010. I wouldn't expect it this time around, but not impossible. No chance in hell Adelaide goes to a second show unless I've drastically underestimated how much every tenth South Australian foams for U2.
Melbourne and Auckland ought to be locks for two shows.
Sydney I'd be surprised if it gets any less than two. Closing off the top deck when you sell so many tickets overall is hardly going to bother them. Even if they only half fill the stadium on the second night, that's 40,000+ people, a sellout in many other cities!
He's said it's definitely stadiums and get this.....a string of smaller shows at the Sydney Opera House.
Well that’s very interesting.From a very trusted source.
He's said it's definitely stadiums and get this.....a string of smaller shows at the Sydney Opera House.
That sounds like way to classy a joint to fight in
You make a damn good point, sirFor all we know, “opera” in Australia is just a Punch & Judy show accompanied by a didgeridoo quartet.
Sydney Opera House?? Maybe it’s finally time for me to visit this non-existent country.
And also time for Cobbler to return the favor for me getting him a ticket to JT in Los Angeles...
and get this.....a string of smaller shows at the Sydney Opera House.
For all we know, “opera” in Australia is just a Punch & Judy show accompanied by a didgeridoo quartet.