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Tickets for the U2: The Joshua Tree Tour will go on sale to the general public beginning Tuesday, January 17 at 10am ET and will be available online at ticketmaster. As usual, there is an exclusive priority presale for U2 Subscribers at U2. Tickets will be general admission on the floor and reserved seating in the stands. There will be a 4 ticket limit for subscriber purchases and a 6 ticket limit commencing with public sales. In North America, all floor tickets will be paperless unless otherwise noted.

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Mothers Of The Disappeared. And they'd brought along their own craft for the journey — a stage set bigger, taller and brighter than anybody else's. It resembled the hand of an alien, reaching down from the stars to anchor the band in the present moment: a hot July evening at New Meadowlands Stadium.

They were ready to blast off. And close to 90, were going along for the ride. Bono and his bandmates have always been men searching for solutions to gigantic problems. Get as many people connected as possible, and create a sound as huge as the sky, and maybe the world might begin to turn in the opposite direction. The U2 ethos requires inclusiveness, and luckily for the group, it is as popular now as it has ever been. The world is invited to this traveling party, and the band is one of the few left with the means to send that invitation to everybody.

But not even Bono and his three partners can squeeze the entire globe inside a stadium for a concert. The stage set-up — which featured a moving cylindrical projection system, a thin, lofty spire that threw beams of light across the packed house, and a gigantic, glowing space claw suspended over a wide circular dais at one end of the stadium — allowed the band to sell a ticket to every seat in the house, and open the floor to thousands more.

In September , the Dublin quartet brought its apparatus to Giants Stadium and attracted a record 85, people to the old facility.