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Venue: Twickenham Stadium
Location: London, England
Venue: Twickenham Stadium
Location: London, England
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Attendance: 54,447 (Capacity: 54,447)
Opening Act(s):
Setlist
Main Set
- Sunday Bloody Sunday, The Magnificent Seven (snippet)
- New Year's Day
- Bad, Heroes (snippet), Where Are We Now (snippet)
- Pride
- Where The Streets Have No Name, California (There Is No End To Love) (snippet)
- I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
- With Or Without You
- Bullet The Blue Sky
- Running To Stand Still
- Red Hill Mining Town
- In God's Country
- Trip Through Your Wires
- One Tree Hill
- Exit, Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe (snippet)
- Mothers Of The Disappeared
Encore
- Miss Sarajevo
- Beautiful Day, Alison (snippet)
- Elevation
- Vertigo, Rebel Rebel (snippet)
- Happy Birthday
- Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
- One with Hear us coming, Lord
- The Little Things That Give You Away
- Don’t Look Back In Anger with Noel Gallagher
Releases Represented:
- The Joshua Tree had 11 songs
- All That You Can't Leave Behind had 2 songs
- The Unforgettable Fire had 2 songs
- War had 2 songs
- Achtung Baby had 2 songs
- Cover Songs had 2 songs
- How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb had 1 songs
- Original Soundtracks 1 had 1 songs
- Songs Of Experience had 1 songs
Tags: Hear Us Coming, Lord
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The second leg of The Joshua Tree Tour 2017 begins with an early start time due to a very strict 10:30 PM curfew. Noel Gallagher's band takes the stage promptly at 6:30 PM local time and U2 begins its show at about 8:15 PM -- much earlier than the North American shows during the first leg.
The early start means that the sky is still a bright blue during the first half of the show. Bono calls for cellphone lights to be held up during "Bad," but it's not quite the same effect in daylight. Ditto for when the screen comes on and turns a bright red at the start of "Streets."
Some changes are made in the production to account for the location change. During "Miss Sarajevo," Omaima doesn't talk about her dream of visiting America, but instead of becoming a lawyer -- a change that was also in place for the first leg shows in Canada. But other elements are unchanged: The video during "Trip Through Your Wires" still shows the US flag being painted on a barn, for example, and the Trackdown/Trump video clip is used before "Exit."
Perhaps accidentally, Bono reveals during "Trip Through Your Wires" that Adam Clayton and his wife, Mariana, are expecting a baby. He wonders out loud, "Am I allowed to say that?" Near the end of the show, Bono leads the crowd in singing "Happy Birthday" for his daughter, Eve, who's at the show. (She turned 26 yesterday.) "Ultraviolet" is dedicated to Jo Cox, the UK MP who was murdered a year ago. After "One," Bono dedicates the show to U2's former manager, Paul McGuinness, who's also at the show. And after the band plays it's new song, "The Little Things That Give You Away," they return to the main stage for a surprise: Noel Gallagher comes on stage and joins U2 in covering the Oasis' hit "Don't Look Back In Anger," which Gallagher dedicates to the people of Manchester. It's the first time U2 has ever covered that Oasis song.
The show comes in at 24 songs (including "Happy Birthday"), making it the longest show of the tour so far.
In addition to those mentioned above, also at the show are Nick Stewart, who signed U2 to Island Records in 1980, along with Elvis Costello, Ashley Judd and Simon Cowell.