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September 9, 1978: Top Hat Ballroom, Dublin, Ireland
September 9, 1979: Dandelion Market, Dublin, Ireland
September 9, 1980: Berkeley, Bristol, England
September 9, 1984: Entertainment Center, Sydney, Australia
September 9, 1992: Pontiac Silverdome, Pontiac, MI
September 9, 1997: Estadio Vicente Calderon, Madrid, Spain
September 9, 1999: United Nations, New York, NY
September 9, 2005: Air Canada Center, Toronto, Canada
September 9, 2005: Air Canada Center, Toronto, Canada
September 9, 2014: Flint Center for the Performing Arts, Cupertino, CA
by Sean
As Ian said: it was a strange concert. U2 supported Sweet Savage who were a local heavy metal band (They went on to support Thin Lizzy and U2 at Slane in 1981). We were just having a few beers in the Speakeasy in the Queens Union and on came U2 - there were about 20 people in the place from memory. I thought they were really good and danced to some of the songs. My lasting memory was that I had a mates pack of cigarettes in my my shirt pocket and Bono called me over between the songs. He asked me for a cigarette but when I went to take them out of my pocket he playfully tapped me on the head with an ash tray and told me not to be smoking. I remember Out of Control, Stories for Boys, Boy/Girl from the Three EP (Think they did 11o'clock as well) and thought they did some great stuff although I'd imagine they werent too impressed with the crowd. I made sure I went to see them in the Ulster Hall the next time they came to Belfast and have been a lifelong fan ever since and have seen them many, many times.
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