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May 12: Mexico City
April 9: Castlebellingham
February 6: Dublin
December 24: Dublin
October 21: Tulsa
June 6, 1980: JB's Dudley, Dudley, England
June 6, 1981: Friars Club, Aylesbury, England
June 6, 1983: University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
June 6, 1986: Forum, Inglewood, CA
June 6, 1987: Eriksberg Shipyard Docks, Gothenburg, Sweden
June 6, 1993: Cannstatter Wasen, Stuttgart, Germany
June 6, 2001: Fleet Center, Boston, MA
by Shawn Bison
The German sausage quickly erased the wonderful taste of the Polish burger. U2 mounted an energetic set with probably the best version of Love and Peace I have ever heard. Bono went absolutely ballistic on the drums tonight and he even threw in a very coordinated fill on the single drum. In light of what happened today at London, the concert took on more of a somber tone. I am pretty withdrawn when One is played, but tonight, U2 captured the emptiness all of us were feeling when they played it tonight. Most people had a hard time rocking out tonight because of today's events in London. I had never seen so many people sitting down as I did tonight when Streets came on.
God Bless you, London. Our prayers are with you.
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