|
 http://www.u2.com/tour/
where to buy tickets: - official
seller: TICKETMASTER - unofficial sellers:
NetTickets
Ticketsellers -
all concerts sold out
//NORTH AMERICAN FALL TOUR
DATES find more info at u2tours.com 07th/08th/10th/11th and 14th
October New York 16thand 17th October Philadelphia 19th and
20th October Washington 22nd October Pittsburgh 24th and 25th
October Detroit 28th October Houston 29th October Dallas
01st and 02nd November Los Angeles 04th
and 05th November Las Vegas 08th and 09th November San
Francisco 13th and 14th November Miami 16th November Tampa
18th and 19th November Atlanta 21st and 22nd November, New
York 25th November Ottawa 26th and 28th November Montreal
04th and 05th December, Boston 07th
December Hartford - 09th December Buffalo 10th December
Cleveland 12th December Charlotte 14th December St.
Louis 15th December Omaha 17th December Salt Lake City 19th
December Portland
/// NEW SINGLE/// October 10th:
All
because of you
all
because of you
/// UP COMING RELEASE/// November
14th will also see the release of the Vertigo tour DVD live from
Chicago.
///U2 ON TV/// Show: Music
Express Episode: U2 Network: (OVA) OVATION * The Arts
Network Date: Saturday - October 8, 2005 Time: 8/7c
PM Duration: 1:00
About: Music Express: U2 Dave Fanning has
known U2 since the band made their first demo tape in Dublin,
Ireland in 1978. Since then, his radio show gets the world-wide
first play on all U2 releases. Fanning recently met up with the band
during the European leg of their Vertigo Tour. Bono talks candidly
about his Dad, George Bush, America, politics and what U2 means to
him. Edge reflects on everything, from the mistakes of the '97
Popmart Tour to what it means to have a lead singer whose
extra-curricular humanitarian activities often over-shadow the
triumphs of the band. It's open, it's personal, it's revealing - the
most engaging interview with one of the biggest bands on the planet.
|
/// VERTIGO TOUR NEWS
///
2005-10-06 18:13:40 - posted by:
staff Friday, September 30, 2005 - The Rock Radio
U2
are on a short break from the second North American leg of their
Vertigo world tour, which allows the group to evaluate some of the
changes it's made to the show. Guitarist The Edge told us that the
group wanted to do more than just repeat what it had done during its
first swing on these shores earlier this year:
[+
more]
2005-10-06 18:00:00 - posted by:
staff
Miracle worker: Bono emotes at the TD
Banknorth Garden last night. (Staff photo by Douglas McFadd) Boston
Herald.
By Bill Brotherton/ Music Review Wednesday,
October 5, 2005 - Updated: 11:31 AM EST
Bono can heal the sick and make the lame walk. Of this I am
convinced. At the very least, he can make AARP members feel like
teenagers again. Now that's a miracle worker. Who knows, he might
even be able to breathe life into the Red Sox. Last night at
the TD Banknorth Garden, Bono and crew proved that U2 is the best
live act in popular music today. Nobody comes close. They're
inspirational, sincere and, dammit, a heck of a lot of fun.
[+
more]
2005-10-06 18:00:00 - posted by:
staff Edited By Jonathan Cohen. October 06, 2005, 9:25 AM
ET
By Ray Waddell, Nashville
U2's mammoth Vertigo tour
is a finalist in four categories for the Billboard Touring Awards,
the most of any outing this year. The outing is a finalist in the
top tour, top draw and top Boxscore categories, and U2's management
company Principle Management is a finalist for top manager.
[+
more]
2005-10-06 17:45:00 - posted by:
staff Boston Globe Tue, 04 Oct 2005 11:54 PM PDT
Not
wanting to irritate the folks around her, Beth Anderson held up her
sign that read ''Baby in My Belly Wants to Dance With Bono!" for
just a minute. But it was long enough for Bono to notice. ''The Edge
saw it first," said Anderson, who attended U2's show in Boston
Monday with her pediatrician hubby, Joe. ''The Edge looked at it and
smiled." Next thing she knew, the 31-year-old homemaker/model from
Belfast, Maine, was being hauled onto the stage. ''I gave Bono a big
hug, and he called me a 'sexy mama,' " giggled Anderson, who's 11
weeks along. What's the baby's name? ''We don't know the gender,"
she said. ''Baby Hewson?"
>>Conan
to turn entire show over to U2 >>
VEDDER
JOINS U2 >>
U2's
well-worn arena rock script rouses fans >>
U2
back to frisky self this time out >>
Kanye
West to Support U2 >>
3DD
Takes on U2 Concert
[MORE
VERTIGO TOUR NEWS] |