I've seen them about 12 times live and they're by far the best band I've ever seen live. I actually followed them around the world and seen them in multiple cities. They're so amazing!
I've been lucky enough to see them live twice in Cardiff, Wales. You've gotta do it, they are fantastic...and very loud:). My ears rang for days afterwards....
I am Irish and ac very big U2 fan , but Bono here seems to be shouting and his voice is not as haunting as it was, but then again they are around since the 70'S, But Saying this They Are And Amazing Group, Larry, Adam Clayton and the Edge, Still Rocking fair play Guys,
It's gonna be a bummer for them to perform without Larry on drums. The only previous time they performed a show without one of the 4 was when the bassist, Adam, was too hungover to perform once and his bass tech had to step in. Thankfully he got help after that and has been sober ever since.
Plenty of tickets still left via Ticketmaster, not only resellers. $500 for the back of the first sections. So far not going because the drummer won't be playing but I wonder if I'll regret it because of the unique MSG Sphere experience.
It's only me who think.. He.. Ok ok.. I start new.. Move the screen show away.. This Band it's not the same Band on other live shows.! U really feel.. They made a show around the group..! That's the point.. U2 don't building this show and you feel it! It's a distant.. Like.. Ok we do it.. No interact.. No feelings.. No band atmosphere.. Like they feel self uncomfortable.. Is just me who take it like this?
sorry guys but it wont be the same U2 because they wont have the man who formed the band Larry mullen jr on the drums as he is recovering from surgery and as youve just seen his drumming is iconic and although they have a guy standing in for Larry for the diehard U2 fans it wont be the same sorry to bring the bad news
