Ticket Review...
In fact, fans’ patience for the year delay paid off as the Irish popsters delivered as stunning a visual concert as has ever been seen along the Wasatch Front during a 2-hour, 20-minute performance. Much has been written about the band’s massive stage structure, dubbed “The Claw,” but, if anything, its utter uniqueness and ability to make a stadium show seem intimate was clearly not over-hyped.
The band returned for a 35-minute, six-song encore, opening with “One” before segueing into “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “Where the Streets Have No Name.” For “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me” the band members donned jackets that sported LED lights, and Bono sang from a lighted microphone that dropped down from the rafters. Bono even treated the dangling microphone cord like a swing, twirling on it while singing parts of the hauntingly stellar “With or Without You.”
In fact, fans’ patience for the year delay paid off as the Irish popsters delivered as stunning a visual concert as has ever been seen along the Wasatch Front during a 2-hour, 20-minute performance. Much has been written about the band’s massive stage structure, dubbed “The Claw,” but, if anything, its utter uniqueness and ability to make a stadium show seem intimate was clearly not over-hyped.
The band returned for a 35-minute, six-song encore, opening with “One” before segueing into “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “Where the Streets Have No Name.” For “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me” the band members donned jackets that sported LED lights, and Bono sang from a lighted microphone that dropped down from the rafters. Bono even treated the dangling microphone cord like a swing, twirling on it while singing parts of the hauntingly stellar “With or Without You.”
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JEALOUS!! i am so sad that we didn't go to this concert!! looks fabulous!
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