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Sep 14, 2017 at New Orleans , LA



Tour: Joshua Tree 2017 Tour 3rd Leg (North America) 
Venue: Mercedes-Benz Superdome 
Location: New OrleansLA  United States 

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Attendance: 34,536  (Capacity: 34,536)



Releases Represented:

  1. The Joshua Tree had 11 songs
  2. All That You Can't Leave Behind had 2 songs
  3. The Unforgettable Fire had 2 songs
  4. War had 2 songs
  5. Achtung Baby had 2 songs
  6. How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb had 1 songs
  7. Boy had 1 songs
  8. Songs Of Experience had 1 songs

Comments: U2 return to New Orleans for the first time in 11 years since helping re-open the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina. It’s also the band's first official tour stop in New Orleans in 20 years, when they also played the Superdome on the PopMart tour.

Bono mentions New Orleans several times during the show, most notably name checking New Orleans’ own Dr. John during “Still Haven’t Found.”

Love Will Tear Us Apart” makes its first appearance this tour during “With Or Without You.”

Before “One Tree Hill,” Bono sends get-well wishes to Louisiana congressman Steve Scalise, who is still recovering from a June shooting incident.

The encore features some surprises. Bono sings a bit of Dierks Bentley’s “Drunk On A Plane” during “Beautiful Day" -- the two have been friends for many years, and Bono even introduced Bentley at the 2012 Academy of Country Music Awards.

“Vertigo” ends with a rousing snippet of “The Saints Are Coming,” which continues long after the song ends.

"You’re The Best Thing About Me” keeps getting shuffled around during the encore. Tonight, it's supposed to end the show but the band continues with a thundering version of “I Will Follow.”

The outro music played on the stadium PA has been changed (for the second straight show?) from the Pogues “A Pair Of Brown Eyes” to John Lennon’s “Stand By Me,” which was used as intro music on the original Joshua Tree tour.

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