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March 17, 1978: Project Arts Centre, Dublin, Ireland
March 17, 1978: unknown, Limerick, Ireland
March 17, 1980: St. Mary's Ballroom, Portlaoise, Ireland
March 17, 1982: Ritz, New York, NY
March 17, 1983: City Hall, Sheffield, England
March 17, 1985: McNichols Sports Arena, Denver, CO
March 17, 1992: Boston Garden, Boston, MA
U2 has performed 1 times in Baltard Pavilion. Those performances included unique songs and an overall total of 9 songs.
Baltard Pavilion is located in Paris, France
Built during the reign of Napoleon III by the architect Victor Baltard, the Baltard-Pavilions were a complex of twelve buildings that were built with materials in use in many constructions of the time: iron, cast iron and glass. The buildings formed the central market of Paris and were built in the years 1850-1870. In 1972, the French government choose to transfer the market to the Rungis International Market site, and the pavilions were slated for destruction to make room at the Forum des Halles.
Fortunately, just one of these buildings escaped demolition, No 8 pavilion which housed the market for eggs and poultry, and is retained as evidence of the architectural past of the city. Probably one of the most unusual and historic buildings U2 will have ever played.
| Date | Venue Name |
| Dec 03, 1980 | Baltard Pavilion |
| Song | Count |
| 11 O'Clock Tick Tock | 2 |
| An Cat Dubh | 1 |
| Another Time Another Place | 1 |
| I Will Follow | 1 |
| Into The Heart | 1 |
| The Electric Co. | 1 |
| Things To Make And Do | 1 |
| Twilight | 1 |
| Snippet | Count |
| Cry | 1 |
| Send In The Clowns | 1 |
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