Ifeelnumb84 said:release of How to Dismantle All the Bombs You Can't Leave Behind
Ifeelnumb84 said:release of How to Dismantle All the Bombs You Can't Leave Behind
Diane L said:
My only warning to people who would want to see them at Fenway is that the seats are very uncomfortable if you have hips...I'm a big girl and I was hurting the last time I saw a game there!
Ifeelnumb84 said:Here's my prediction:
Jan '06: in the studio
Late Jan - Feb: Austrailia, Japan
March: South America/Mexico
April-early June: Europe
June-July: finish new album
first week of August: release of How to Dismantle All the Bombs You Can't Leave Behind
third week of August: Beginning of the Mercy Tour, Fenway Park
ramblin rose said:Maybe all of these rumours is just a ploy to get everyone to renew their u2.com memberships.
claytons edge said:Maybe U2 won't play anywhere next year,now wouldn't that be funny.
randhail said:Call me crazy but am I the only one that would rather have them play The Razor (Gillette Stadium) over Fenway?
NHChris said:The Boston Globe thought Dan Rather's story about Bush was about as iron-clad factual as you can get. So there you go.
But taking this particular story as true, it seems plausible that U2 would sew up the Fenway dates ASAP...long before Major league Baseball gets around to scheduling the Boston Red Sox. They'd have to build the schedule around U2's dates at Fenway. And that, by extension, impacts the scheduling of all other American League teams.
There's power for you: U2 rules Major League Baseball.
U2 was one of the acts considered for this summer (2005) at Fenway, and its likely that had they been doing stadia in the US they would have been there instead of the Stones, because from what I know, the discussions witn U2 took place before the Stones had finalized the decision to tour, with Charlie Watts' health being uncertain.Tom in Boston said:The same rumor came out last year. People were talking about U2 performing at Fenway in late August 2005. Instead, the Stones are here this week. I wouldn't count on this, but I suppose it's possible. If Steve Morse from the Boston Globe reports it, then I'd start to believe it. I don't know who these other writers are.
Hewson said:At any rate, big news this morning is that the Boston Police will be patrolling the Fenway area while the Stones play with noise meters, and will tell Stones' management to lower the volume if the levels go beyond whats agreed with the neighborhood association. This patrol is supposedly also critical to whether the city will allow any further concerts at Fenway in the future according to WBZ radio, so Keef could Kibosh the whole U2 at Fenway thing by turning his amp up to 11.
Theedge070 said:Has anybody been to a concert at beloved Fenway? How is the sound quality there? I've heard it's poor. Also, how is the seating/standing arrangement worked out?
phanan said:
I saw Bruce there and it was awesome. Granted, I got tickets in a drop two days before the show and was just to the right of the stage, so I don't know if the sound was as good in the stands.
The stage is set at the back of the outfield, and they lined up seats there. However, there were no seats on the infield. It was kind of odd looking behind you and seeing an empty space between the crowd directly near the stage and the rest of the people in the stands.
But I really didn't care! Amazing show.