zoopop
Rock n' Roll Doggie
I just read this on u2tours.com:
News agency Reuters reports that analysts predict that by the time the second leg of U2's Elevation US tour ends next month worldwide ticket sales will be pushing ?100 million with overall earnings for the group topping $200m.
I think U2 should be set for life. I think if U2 goes on tour in 2003 in stadiums, tickets could be $5.00, and they could have a video screen twice as big as the Popmart screen with that kind of money being made. See what happens when you write good songs, make great albums, become the biggest band in the world, have smart PR & marketing, and charge high prices for tickets?
News agency Reuters reports that analysts predict that by the time the second leg of U2's Elevation US tour ends next month worldwide ticket sales will be pushing ?100 million with overall earnings for the group topping $200m.
I think U2 should be set for life. I think if U2 goes on tour in 2003 in stadiums, tickets could be $5.00, and they could have a video screen twice as big as the Popmart screen with that kind of money being made. See what happens when you write good songs, make great albums, become the biggest band in the world, have smart PR & marketing, and charge high prices for tickets?