Comments: U2 wraps up its four-show visit to Montreal. During "Mysterious Ways," the fan brought on stage for the Meerkat segment freezes up, so Bono gives her a piggyback ride and escorts her back to her spot in the audience. He brings up another fan to try Meerkatting -- a longtime Amnesty International volunteer who handles the camera duties with aplomb. Bono calls out another human rights incident during "Pride," this time asking the audience to sing for Raef Badawai, a Saudi Arabian blogger who's been sentenced to 1,000 lashes and jail time for "running a website where people can speak their hearts," as Bono explains it. He also tells the crowd that Badawi has three children who are living in Montreal. The show ends with "40," which Bono dedicates to the Irish students (and their families) who died in an apartment balcony collapse a day earlier in Berkeley, California.

"40" is played for just the third time this tour. Ditto for "Elevation." And "Stuck In A Moment" is played for just the second time this tour. U2's afternoon rehearsal includes "The Crystal Ballroom," which was heard clearly by the Red Zone ticket holders while waiting in line, but it's not played tonight.