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I'm gonna go with Prince on this one.
I think you win. Target Center tweeted this as a hint:
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I'm gonna go with Prince on this one.
Ah that's right, posting on the run I just recalled the final two being close to a holiday and thought first of Christmas.
That 1999 hint screamed Prince, not Billy Joel.For the Target Center show ....it's Billy Joel.![]()
That 1999 hint screamed Prince, not Billy Joel.![]()
If you ever need info on past tours, here's a site you could check out.
U2gigs.com - U2 Innocence + Experience Tour news, pictures, reviews
After 4x London: 2, 3 November
2 more shows in the country of london, for the rest of England's population absolutely FUCK ALL!!!!!![]()
I think the gap between Montreal and Chicago could just be a break. They took about a week off between the Vancouver and Chicago shows on Vertigo. It sort of fits as a mid break in the tour first leg. They love being in Chicago so would probably just stay there for the break. I guess we will see.
After 4x London: 2, 3 November
2 more shows in the country of london, for the rest of England's population absolutely FUCK ALL!!!!!![]()
Toronto sold out 4 consecutive arena shows on the Vertigo tour (and people were still begging for tickets) and then two consecutive stadium shows in '09 and one in '11. I can't imagine that the two Toronto shows announced this tour sold out any more slowly than Chicago or LA, so it's insane that they're adding shows to these major US markets and not Toronto.
All I can figure is they plan on doing 2 stadium shows in Toronto in 2016, hence the reason they only put 2 on it this time. Montreal, on the other hand, doesn't really have a stadium that U2 can play (the old Olympic Stadium is pretty much condemned at this point, I think somebody on here said). So they played 4 shows there to fulfill demand to see them in Montreal. It will be interesting if they still try to play stadiums in LA and Chicago next year, since they're gonna bleed those markets absolutely dry this year.
I really can't see why they're wasting time with arenas.
I really can't see why they're wasting time with arenas, especially in Europe.
I really can't see why they're wasting time with arenas, especially in Europe.
The whole wah wah stadiums are awful narrative is silly at this point. The sound system they used on 360 was excellent, and most of us here were just as close to the band in the stadium gigs as we were/will be for arena gigs.
Toronto sold out 4 consecutive arena shows on the Vertigo tour (and people were still begging for tickets) and then two consecutive stadium shows in '09 and one in '11. I can't imagine that the two Toronto shows announced this tour sold out any more slowly than Chicago or LA, so it's insane that they're adding shows to these major US markets and not Toronto.