And if you're even the least bit of a fan - go see this show! I've seen every tour since '85 and without ranking them - this is near the top, maybe just outside top 5.
Won't spoil the setlists - they are posted everywhere on line but they play 6 new songs - most sound incredible live - Song For Someone, The Miracle, Every Breaking Wave.
Bono wasn't too preachy - other than gay marriage vote that passed in Ireland. Voice was fantastic. Whole band very energetic both nights.
Set has a couple scripted parts that are choreographed with the screen that won't change - and have to be seen - amazing creativity and technology puts the band literally in the screen. Can't see if you're on the rail or directly in front of the stage.
Watching them play "Invisible" was crazy good!
Other sections of the show are changing up quite a bit from show to show.
There's a b Stage but there are really 3 stages - main, catwalk, and b or "e"stage"
Several classics that they hadn't played in a couple of tours and nice new versions of Sunday Bloody Sunday and Even Better.
They won't be in Texas till 2016, and it may be in stadiums by then, so this is a great way to see them up close.
If you are going or thinking about it - post and I can give some tips if you're gonna go GA - on line procedures and where to watch - so much stage covers the floor most spots are close up.
In before the "Bono is a dbag, U2 is overrated no talent ass clown" posts
Won't spoil the setlists - they are posted everywhere on line but they play 6 new songs - most sound incredible live - Song For Someone, The Miracle, Every Breaking Wave.
Bono wasn't too preachy - other than gay marriage vote that passed in Ireland. Voice was fantastic. Whole band very energetic both nights.
Set has a couple scripted parts that are choreographed with the screen that won't change - and have to be seen - amazing creativity and technology puts the band literally in the screen. Can't see if you're on the rail or directly in front of the stage.
Watching them play "Invisible" was crazy good!
Other sections of the show are changing up quite a bit from show to show.
There's a b Stage but there are really 3 stages - main, catwalk, and b or "e"stage"
Several classics that they hadn't played in a couple of tours and nice new versions of Sunday Bloody Sunday and Even Better.
They won't be in Texas till 2016, and it may be in stadiums by then, so this is a great way to see them up close.
If you are going or thinking about it - post and I can give some tips if you're gonna go GA - on line procedures and where to watch - so much stage covers the floor most spots are close up.
In before the "Bono is a dbag, U2 is overrated no talent ass clown" posts