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March 8: Los Angeles
March 1: unknown city
February 27: London
February 26: London
February 13: Washington, DC
March 21, 1979: Dublin Institute of Technology, Dublin, Ireland
March 21, 1982: Nightclub, Phoenix, AZ
March 21, 1983: Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
March 21, 1985: University Of Illinois Chicago Pavilion, Chicago, IL
March 21, 1992: Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY
March 21, 1998: Johannesburg Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa
Latest U2 ConcertMarch 08, 2023
Tour: Miscellaneous
Venue: Orpheum Theatre Location: Los Angeles, CA United States See more concerts in the Los Angeles area. Comments: Bono and The Edge joined David Letterman at the Orpheum Theater for the world premiere of Bono and The Edge: A Sort Of Homecoming, with David Letterman. As part of a panel discussion, Bono mentioned that they wrote a song about Letterman called "Forty Foot Man" and proceeded to sing a few lines from it while the crowd clapped along.
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Latest U2 Tour News & RumorsIn a commcecial during Super Bowl LVII, U2 announced U2:UV - Achtung Baby At The Sphere Bono will be extending his acclaimed "Stories of Surrender" tour with a Beacon Theatre residency in April and May, 2023. "Stories of Surrender:" Bono is heading out on tour in support of his memoir. A full tracklist for the upcoming subscriber gift, with links to every concert.
We've added setlists for both shows performed at The Bayou in Washington, D.C., December 7, 1980. Special thanks to fan Jason Smith for his help.
October 16, 2021
Updated with additional information and photos: Following their show at Assembly Hall on October 22, 1987, U2 attended a Delta Delta Delta sorority party and performed two songs. |
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In memory of Aaron Govern |