j8100 wrote: » There are some tickets just appeared on ticketmaster (exclusive to boards.ie members ;-) obstructed view but better than being ripped off by touts!!!
Andres Brave Ping-pong wrote: » Keep searching ticketmaster's webpage. Can't tell you how many times I got tickets for gigs, that were sold out, the day of the show on there. U2 included
Andres Brave Ping-pong wrote: » Agree with Elevation. Not sure I do on Vertigo. As for a GH tour.....I don't know if I'd call A Sort Of Homecoming, Bad, Bullet, Running To Standstill, Red Hill Mining Town, Exit, Mothers and One Tree Hill, Ultraviolet and the song of their forthcoming album, greatest hits. None of them were ever released as singles and next to no one at these gigs, that I've seen, seem to have a clue about anything on The Joshua Tree's second side. Sure, we know them but, most people don't. As for Acrobat...Should have been played on Zoo TV. The one trick they missed on that tour
johnpatrick81 wrote: » Yep, in truth this tour has more rarities than ever before! At the sacrifice of new songs of course.
Stacksey wrote: » Have been watching a good bit of footage from the current tour and its basically a greatest hits tour with the joshua tree album in there but does anyone think that Vertigo and Elevation are 2 of the most overrated U2 songs ever?
johnpatrick81 wrote: » Yeah I agree on UTEOTW but CoBL I never liked bar the first time it was played. The casuals absolutely love Vertigo and Elevation so I doubt we'd see the back of them soon. Dunno why they don't play Hold Me Thrill Me. It absolutely rocked on Popmart(although most did on that tour.....)
johnpatrick81 wrote: » They really are, but they are also fantastic live and always get everyone going. For that reason I'm happy for them to stay!
johnpatrick81 wrote: » They will definitely release dribs and drabs and mostly in the week preceding the gig. No announcement just keep an eye on this thread and check randomly.
sassyj wrote: » Anyone ever bought a ticket from the touts outside Croke Park? How risky???
Chivito550 wrote: » For the Sunday Twickenham gig, what time do people expect U2 to come on stage, and what time for Noel Gallagher? I'm hoping to run a track race in Gillingham at 3:30 that day (50 mins to London Victoria, trains every 30 mins) and just trying to figure out do I have enough time.
MisterAnarchy wrote: » For a band with their huge back catalogue and the high cost of their tickets especially in the US they should be playing for at least 2 and a half hours. The last tour they increased the length to two and a quarter hours but they have cut it back again. They don't have a hectic schedule on this tour so I'm not sure why they have cut it back ,perhaps Bonos voice isnt up to it or Larrys back .
johnpatrick81 wrote: » That was actually the most songs they played in weeks, usually just 21. There has been a few complaints about the gig length but 2 hours is more than enough IMO. Quality over quantity please!