So Adam teased us by naming Manchester when asked about Europe gigs next year. I can totally see it as a defiant act.I still haven't visited the city and have been meaning to see the sights of the north for a few years now. This would be a great excuse to finally see a city that has given us so much great music.
Quote from: kango on December 06, 2017, 03:18:46 PMSo Adam teased us by naming Manchester when asked about Europe gigs next year. I can totally see it as a defiant act.I still haven't visited the city and have been meaning to see the sights of the north for a few years now. This would be a great excuse to finally see a city that has given us so much great music.how is this a defiant act? Am i missing something by Adam referring to Manchester as Europe? Is it a joke?
Quote from: Shank Asu on December 06, 2017, 06:19:04 PMQuote from: kango on December 06, 2017, 03:18:46 PMSo Adam teased us by naming Manchester when asked about Europe gigs next year. I can totally see it as a defiant act.I still haven't visited the city and have been meaning to see the sights of the north for a few years now. This would be a great excuse to finally see a city that has given us so much great music.how is this a defiant act? Am i missing something by Adam referring to Manchester as Europe? Is it a joke?Defiant in that it seems like a clear response to the bombing earlier this year. And no joke intended. I think Adam just strongly hinted Manchester when asked about UK dates.
I'm sure Manchester MEN is the 2nd biggest arena in the country so it makes sense, Saw some very special Elevation shows there so that would be brillSent from my SM-J320FN using Tapatalk
There is someone on another u2 page saying that there will be no Scottish shows again this tour. I really cant see that being true. Glasgow is a home from home for the band....its pretty much the nearest to being in Dublin show they can get
If these aren't til fall 2018, there's a strong chance I may try my first UK U2 concert since I was already planning to go to the UK in the fall of 2018. Only a bonus that I can use it as an excuse to drag the BF to his first U2 show.
Quote from: Smee on December 07, 2017, 06:52:25 PMThere is someone on another u2 page saying that there will be no Scottish shows again this tour. I really cant see that being true. Glasgow is a home from home for the band....its pretty much the nearest to being in Dublin show they can getNo way! Unless the Hydro is booked up. I can't think of anywhere else suitable in Scotland. Aberdeen Arena is probably too small for them at this stage in their career (although maybe not in the future *creeps away quietly*)