U2

. My wife and I recently attended our fourth U2 concert, and as always, the band did not disappoint. Despite the extra effort and expense of flying from Chicago to Las Vegas, every minute and every penny spent was completely worth it. In fact, it was the best show we have ever seen.

By far the best concert I have ever been to. It was my first EVER U2 concert but I have been to other concerts before. The music was awesome. Their drummer was great. I was so close to Bono and The Edge and I will probably never be that close again and I will probably never see a concert like that again. If you EVER get the chance to go to The Sphere, GO!

The set just had way too many songs. More than half of them were good but others felt like fillers and a drag. Bono's voice isn't the same as it used to be but it was still pretty decent leaving out a few songs. Also, the shoehorning of social messages felt very... well, shoehorned! Other than that, the good songs were obviously good and the vocals were good for most of them that didn't require his full range, the guitar tone was killer too!

The worth-the-wait concert for me. ♥️ I came to Singapore from Indonesia just to watch U2, and the band was very extra-Ordinary, the fx, the player, the singer, all together and made a really never-forget show. ♥️♥️♥️ The venue was great and the crowd was so nice, its easily to meet-up inside even you’re separated when enter the stadium with your partner. Thank you U2. ♥️

show was pretty decent keep in mind I'm an old school U2 fan and I've seen them live probably about 20 or more times a lot of the emphasis was on newer stuff and Bono seemed preoccupied with entertaining the video camera rather than the audience... it appears that he hardly ever turned to face the accordions with the stage towards the back. setlist was okay only three all the songs that they played with Gloria and an acoustic was scaled down Sunday Bloody Sunday and I will follow. The energy level from the band and or set list was not so high at the show.

My blasphemous post is this: I wasn’t impressed! No songs were running thru my head this morning and I kept thinking during the show “this should be called Lethargy Rock” 😕 Opening with One would have been better than closing with it; created a real sense of BEING there. But hey the faithful will always be that I’m sure 🤔😎

As far as big venues go The Forum is a good one. but, for this show, U2 had an amazing stage, or should I say stages. The main stage, of course, with an aisle, splitting the GA crowd, leading to a smaller, secondary stage. Bono and the boys used all three, the main stage, the aisle, and the secondary stage almost equally, in-other-words there wasn't a bad spot in the venue to be, especially of you were in the GA section, like I was. u2, as always, performed spectacularly, playing a lot of the better known big hits and songs from their last two albums, which are some of their best work. The screens they have all along the aisle tell an amazing story, sometimes giving you a visual for the songs they were playing and other times just a history of the boys and where they grew up or telling you of the charities Bono and the boys are involved in. All in all, this concert was both an aural and visual pleasure, the boys seem to out do themselves each time they come around. Whether you're a U2 fan or not, this show is something you should witness, you can sing along with the songs you know and be in awe of the imagination and brilliance of the U2 team and the spectacular show they deliver.

The show was great. They’re always put on the best shows. But I was hoping to hear more of the bit hit old songs. They played more of the newer songs and it was not balanced between older and newer songs. But love Bono and Edge no matter what. It was nice to see them.

The concert was good but did not live up to my expectations. I have seen U2 at least a dozen times over the last 35 years and this was my least favorite show of them all. They are playing too many less popular songs and they played nothing from their masterpiece “The Joshua Tree”. I did like that they played Staring at the Sun. The energy level of Bono, the band and the crowd were somewhat lacking. As a lifelong die hard fan, I hate to say it but band seems to be “coasting and fading away”.

What a great night! We heard some classic and some of my favorite deep tracks (ACROBAT, Whose Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses)! I loved the fact that U2 is not afraid to play the songs they want in order to showcase the beauty and depth of their music. The journey from innocence to experience was incredible as a concert that compliments and completes the innocence tour. Thank you U2!

I hate to give them only 3 stars, as they gave their usual inspired performance. However, the audio on our side of the concert (stage left) was quite poor. We drove from Charlotte, NC to catch the Buffalo, NY show (and would do it again), for our daughter's first U2 experience, so it was a let down.

The performance was as usual outstanding, they always are... however, I have never been to the Rose Bowl before and it sucked! We had to walk a mile from our car and just as we're about to show our tickets, they say we can't take our purses in. We had to walk a mile back to the car and then another back to the arena. We warned as many people as we could that we're headed to the gates so they didn't have to waste the time and energy.I will always strive to see U2, just not ever again at the Rose Bowl!

As far as I can remember, I've only seen two other bands perform an album in it's entirety: The Toadies performing Rubberneck and the Pixies performing Doolittle. Last night, another dream came true...U2 performing The Joshua Tree. After opener "Where The Streets Have No Name", when I heard the first notes of "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For", I knew this was for real. And let me tell you, I didn't try to fight back the tears. Badass doesn't even begin to describe The Edge's scorching guitar work on "Bullet The Blue Sky" and "Exit" (with an amusing old black/white movie clip intro that took a jab at Trump's wall). Also, hearing "Red Hill Mining Town" and "Mothers Of The Disappeared" for the first time ever in Dallas (30 year wait!) were truly transcendent moments. The whole concert was amazing, but for one hour I was completely blissed out!

Awesome experience. The production quality was amazing, and the energy was great. The encore was almost as good as the show itself. The video background was amazing. A little too long of a gap between The Lumineers finishing and U2 coming onstage. Parking was $25 and quite a walk. Sound was a little echoey in the stadium.

Loved the Joshua Tree performance and the openers. It was a soft landing at the end. This tour was not a visually appealing as the last tour but still was a good time. Lots of preaching from Bono but that was to be expected. Overall worth the 1.5 hour wait to get out of the lot and the drive back to Baltimore.

It's ridiculous to pay $350 for two tickets in the 400 level five rows from the very top, along w/$50 for parking, and NOT have at least a decent view of the stage. To give you an idea, the guy in the row in front of me was using binoculars the entire concert. To add insult to injury, at AT&T Stadium there is a ginormous 100' Jumbotron hanging from the center of the ceiling that could've been utilized to show close ups of the band members rocking out for those of us in the rafters who can't see well. But, no. It was a good multimedia U2 production that was great for those facing directly at the stage or even those in lower sections I suppose. The sound was good, as was Bono's singing. But, 1.5 hours of U2 for $400 (not to mention $52 for food/drink & $84 for babysitter)....Yeah, nope.

Exactly what I had hoped! Joshua Tree '87 was my very first concert and it left a huge impression. To watch Joshua Tree '17 and allow myself to be transported back was mind blowing. The band played for a solid 2 hours... were precise... and the overall execution was as good as any live performance recorded. They didn't look like they were in their 30s, but definitely sounded like it!

Loved the visuals and the set list was second to none. A trip down memory lane with some new twists and turns proved that the four lads from Ireland know that their raw talent is enough to carry them but blended with some refined artistry, well the results were spectacular.

I wish I could have had better seats. The sound was pretty bad up in the 300 level.I wish there was a way to prevent scalpels from buying up tickets. I had to take what I could get otherwise I would have lost out on tickets all together.I loved the stage and videos. Would have been better if the band was projected on a screen the entire time, for those of us up in the clouds.

I have been to soooo many concert's, have seen solo many bands.. but I can tell you that u2 was on my bucket list, and there are no words that can describe how amazing this show was. it was my first time seeing them and I am beyond happy that I got the chance yo see them