Originally posted by germcevoy:If its all stadiums then the attendance figures should be huge for the whole tour.
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Average of 50,000 each night for 120 nights equals a cool 6 million people paying 50 quid a ticket equals a cooler 'number too large to display' (the calculator on my phone actually said that lol)
Originally posted by Doc32:[..]
Have they confirmed that it is going to be stadiums in North America though, unless theyre going to wait to come here until summer 2010 it seems tough to me to play stadiums in the winter in North America
Originally posted by U2sBiggestFan:[..]
sounds like you need a better phone
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Average of 50,000 each night for 120 nights equals a cool 6 million people paying 50 quid a ticket equals a cooler 'number too large to display' (the calculator on my phone actually said that lol)
, Blimey, and quite a few stadiums pass the 80,000 mark Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Nokia E71 is the best phone ever made so I think not. 6 million times 50 is a big number
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Average of 50,000 each night for 120 nights equals a cool 6 million people paying 50 quid a ticket equals a cooler 'number too large to display' (the calculator on my phone actually said that lol)
Originally posted by Hans23:[..]
£300,000,000
Originally posted by ad87:[..]
anyone knows what is the biggest tour in history by any artist?
i know sort off michael jackson had a tour of 7 milion or so....
so they can beat that!
Originally posted by Hans23:[..]
The longest tour was by the Guns'N' Roses in 1991-1993, not sure if its the biggest or made the most money. U2 have regularly been topped by the Rolling Stones in terms of profit when touring in the same years, though the Rolling Stones didn't come on stage in giant lemons
Originally posted by Hans23:[..]
The longest tour was by the Guns'N' Roses in 1991-1993, not sure if its the biggest or made the most money. U2 have regularly been topped by the Rolling Stones in terms of profit when touring in the same years, though the Rolling Stones didn't come on stage in giant lemons
Originally posted by ad87:[..]
haha no they didnt! and thats good for everyone
and the tour with biggest attendence??
