1. I read that on another news site and I'll try to translate his words.
    "A small problem appeared. Before that period in September they will be somewhere in Tunisia. So transportation must be provided. We're trying to figure out a way to do it, that means an airbridge. Without that scene, the concert would be deprived. After all, we're talking about 120 trucks. There are many things to overcome, but we hope to do it."
    Does that mean that U2 will have their stages in Tunisia? I kinda doubt this.
    He says that if they (the city hall staff) "can't bring them in September, another solution would be to postpone the event until October". He also said that "the will to come is already solved".
    In my opinion, the fact that the will to come is solved doesn't mean a lot. I mean, "yeah, sure we want to come" could be a polite declaration. Or maybe the negotiations are in an advanced stage, who knows.
    From this I can only think of two things. The first is that they will have the stages in Africa and they will have to bring one here especially for the Bucharest concert, in which case the costs of an airbridge would be enormous, unjustified and irretrievable. If they will be in Africa, maybe there won't be another European leg after all and we would be the chosen ones. Knowing how things work around here, let me doubt about this too. Though there was something similar in the past with Michael Jackson. Maybe we are the chosen people
    The second thought is that everything, or parts of it, is bull. The fact that he says where they will be is quite a lot of info to be true and said without the U2 staff approval.
    Or maybe it's meant to be planted in order to cause even more confusion before announcing the real plans? That wouldn't be the first time.
  2. Originally posted by Uke:[..]

    From this I can only think of two things. The first is that they will have the stages in Africa and they will have to bring one here especially for the Bucharest concert, in which case the costs of an airbridge would be enormous, unjustified and irretrievable. If they will be in Africa, maybe there won't be another European leg after all and we would be the chosen ones. Knowing how things work around here, let me doubt about this too. Though there was something similar in the past with Michael Jackson. Maybe we are the chosen people
    The second thought is that everything, or parts of it, is bull. The fact that he says where they will be is quite a lot of info to be true and said without the U2 staff approval.
    Or maybe it's meant to be planted in order to cause even more confusion before announcing the real plans? That wouldn't be the first time.


    Thanks!

    Haha, I'm beginning to feel lucky to be your neighbour

    Yeah I don't think that either that he's supposed to talk about U2's plans before they are officially announced. If they are true at all.

  3. Michelle Meets The Edge Written by Eavann McCarthy | 24 March 2011

    Michelle Doherty caught up with Edge to talk about plans for a new album, bringing the 360 Tour to a close, finally getting to play Glastonbury, and the many ways the lads like to slag Bono.

    Don’t miss it this Friday at 12.30 – Only on Phantom 105.2.

  4. Originally posted by Janus02:Michelle Meets The Edge Written by Eavann McCarthy | 24 March 2011

    Michelle Doherty caught up with Edge to talk about plans for a new album, bringing the 360 Tour to a close, finally getting to play Glastonbury, and the many ways the lads like to slag Bono.

    Don’t miss it this Friday at 12.30 – Only on Phantom 105.2.




    Here's my bet:

    "...working on a new album.... yadda yadda... best since Achtung Baby... yadda yadda.... different ways to release it... yadda yadda...always look for something new... no date set"

    "This tour is so much fun... yadda yadda.... 360... yadda yadda... closer to the audience... yadda yadda... Moncton."

    "Glasto... yadda yadda... Muse... return... yadda yadda... dream.... excited"


    btw: Craig Evans says that the tour will have had 110 dates once it's finished...
  5. Over 110.

    Upto Moncton it's exactly 110 not counting Glastonbury and the rehearsal show back in 2009.


  6. Glastonbury isn't part of the 360 tour. Same for the rehearsal.
    Bottom line: Moncton is the 110th and last 360 show. (I hope at least)
  7. Originally posted by Janus02:Michelle Meets The Edge Written by Eavann McCarthy | 24 March 2011

    Michelle Doherty caught up with Edge to talk about plans for a new album, bringing the 360 Tour to a close, finally getting to play Glastonbury, and the many ways the lads like to slag Bono.

    Don’t miss it this Friday at 12.30 – Only on Phantom 105.2.




    Did also see this on u2.com. Below that post there was a quote that Edge mentioned it's unlikely there will be some Dublin shows this year.. Think that if there would be some European shows it should have already been announced by now.
  8. Originally posted by Malahide:[..]

    Did also see this on u2.com. Below that post there was a quote that Edge mentioned it's unlikely there will be some Dublin shows this year.. Think that if there would be some European shows it should have already been announced by now.




  9. Just realised I may never see the 360 tour
  10. Originally posted by yeah:[..]

    Glastonbury isn't part of the 360 tour. Same for the rehearsal.
    Bottom line: Moncton is the 110th and last 360 show. (I hope at least)


    Me too, it has to stop to let this not turn it into some kind of greatest hits tour.


  11. I agree, it'll just be weird to go back to no touring U2 after a pretty solid 2+ year run.