U2

This was the 31st time I have seen them (been seeing them since the early 80 s) and while the price of tickets is significantly more than the $25 I paid the first time I saw them it is still worth every penny! These guys still enjoy being on stage and always make you feel like they re playing a small club and not a big arena. The music is great and with a catalog spanning 40 years they obviously can t play all your favorites but you won t mind! As long as they keep playing I will keep going to see them.

That show was great. The venue is even better. Only seats around 10,000 so you are very close no matter where you sit. Disappointed in the encore. Too low key should've pumped up the crowd a bit

As always, an awesome show!! If you ever get the opportunity, go to a U2 concert!

Seriously, one of the best U2 shows that I have seen to date! Snow Patrol opened for them, and they were fabulous as well. Must check this show out!

Great show. Snow Patrol rocked as the opening act.

My first U2 Concert, unbelievable. Wish I could go back for the 2nd show tonight. The only downside was the $45 parking. Worth every penny, though!

The show was a solid 2 hours and they were in top form. They sounded great. I don't know what else to say except I can't wait for tonight.

FANTASTIC!!! Don't think there coule be a bad seat in the house - they really played in the round,and with the huge round screen over the stage - even the highest, fartheet seats could see everything. They're a band not to be missed.

the show was amazing! my seats were amazing!!! everything blew my mind!

I've seen U2 four times now in concert. This particular show was definitely one of the best! The stage setup is like nothing I have EVER seen. Even though the band is so incredibly talented they don't need a high tech show, they produced one nevertheless. Bono was wonderful about personalizing the show for a massive Chicago audience. They played a great mix of songs from their most recent CD and older favorites. The price was rather steep, but in my opinion completely worth it!

The sound off to the side of the stage at least, sucked. The claw was ugly, and other than the video aspect, did nothing to make me feel more connected to the band. I saw the Vertigo tour and thought that show was much better, Heavy play from the sup-par "No Line on the Horizon" didn't help the show either. Overall, I was quite disappointed

Absolutley one of the best shows I've ever seen! Incredible stage, lighting and just the overall Soldier's Field venue was amazing!

What an amazing show! U2 ALWAYS give it their all!

In a word - spectacular! An extravaganza unlike anything I've seen before. Signt, sound -all incredible. Snow Patrol rocked out and U2 brought down the house! Id like to go back tonight !

24 songs, brilliant staging, continue to find new ways to shrink an arena to an intimate venue

They were amazing, the tickets were a bit expensive, but at least they sent you a copy of their new CD. The wall show was awesome for the first 10 minutes before my phone got to hot to keep using their app, so missed out on the special effects. I would definitely recommend to anyone that has not seen them live, GO!!

U2 ROCKED this small venue (~10K seats) and managed to not blow the roof off. I think the venue was too small to generate the fan energy that is apparent at other U2 shows and is responsible for that unique "U2 experience." If you've never seen U2 before, you won't be disappointed. These guys know how to put on a show and you'll come away with an appreciation of why they are one of, if not THE, biggest rock acts on the planet. A lot of people were complaining about distorted audio but I can tell you that the sound was completely clear and sounded great. Of course, you're only going to get this if you wear ear plugs, which I was. The great thing about Mohegan Sun is that there really aren't any bad seats. To all the people complaining about too much technology- get over yourselves. U2 is trying to keep themselves relevant and their shows entertaining. From a pure innovative entertainment perspective, you'd be hard pressed to find any band out doing what U2 is doing. And if you actually like U2's music, what more can you ask for?

This concert was a sensory feast, U2 members are excellent musicians and entertainers with a social conscience. We loved every aspect of their performance!

stage of U2 is very beautiful like art of MOMA. so I was moved.

Fantastic show, 4 musicians by themselves cranking out 2.5 hours of fantastic tunes.

The best show I seen U2 put on. I have seen over 30 of their shows

I barely got 2 tickets, and that was after 3rd show added! So grateful - I ve been to many concerts but this rates up there as one of the best \u2018evah! The music & showmanship speaks for itself - their use of multimedia is beyond compare !!!!!!!

The prudential is s great venue for concerts. And U2 would have been great there if only they d listened better to their fans desires U2 played the majority of songs from their last 2 CDs - while the fans don t mind hearing some songs from these 2 CDs - they would have preferred a better mix of hits from other CDs. U2 may be sick of playing songs from the Joshua tree after playing it in its entirety last year but many fans didn t see those shows and would have loved to hear some of the great songs off that CD. Unfortunately U2 has tied all the songs played into their theatrical display - giving them no room for flexibility They are one of the greatest bands and don t need all the theatrics - the case where less is more This was my 5th U2 show since the early 80s and was the least memorable and most disappointing

A great capstone to iNNOCENCE. Not the best of their best. Miss PoP Mart!

Yes it felt similar to the first innocence tour but they keep getting better and brought the new songs to life!

I ve been fortunate to have seen U2 numerous times over the course of their career dating back to the the early 80 s. Not only have I never been disappointed by a performance, I m always impressed by their drive to push the boundaries in keeping relevant with their music and technology when presenting it live to their fans. This current tour is no different. It has everything you d expect from U2. Visually stimulating, audience interaction, perfect sound quality, all executed to perfection by a seasoned, world traveled, Irish rock and roll band that s at the top of their game all these years later. The only disappointment you could walk away with is their catelog of music is so huge now, there s going to be a song you d wish they played.

I absolutely loved the show, the band was in top form. The setlist was great. I love U2, and I m never happier than when I m at a U2 show. Thank you to Bono, The Edge, Adam, Larry, the U2 crew and Prudential for putting together an amazing night.

Stellar performance and mature songs from an all time great band. This show was much better than the spectacular but distant Joshua Tree tour because smaller arenas lend to more intimacy and power to the music.

The show was very good.the new songs rock. Cant wait to see them again.

It s amazing that 4 guys from Dublin, Ireland have a better understanding of America s best potential than we do ourselves. If you want sing-a-long, this is not for you, but if you don t mind being emotionally and intellectually challenged, then by all means attend and be reinvigorated!

The first time at The Garden. Amazing show and great set list

Fan all my life and they are still the best rock band there will be nothing like these lads again

What a great show, great atmosphere! Even the ushers were dancing, and fist pumping!!! This is what America needs, more love

U2 as always......wonderful! excellent show,look my Photo

What is there to review??? They are the best band in the world...I have been a fan for many years and will continue to be fan until I am old & grey (which is not that far). Can t even count how many times I have seen U2 at MSG and all I can say is it is like going to church...in a good way. I am not religious, but if church was like this concert; I would be there every Sunday. LOVE U2!!!!

The Show was Amazing . I have seen them 3 times before. This show At MSG was the best I have ever seen!!!!!!

One of the best concerts I ve ever been! Fantastic!

U2 concerts are always an amazing spectacle ! A rockin rhythmic performance of technicolor lights & innovative technology. But as much as I appreciate the bands support for women, I wish they'd stick to singing the songs and not overwhelm the performance with political agenda by interrupting songs to deliver a speech and changing lyrics. Enough Bono. The show has a somber tone compared to previous concerts. Sunday Bloody Sunday needed elevation! Overall, it was a great show.

There was so much emphasis placed on the visual effects in the concert, between the giant screens and the movement of the band during the night. There was even an app for visual effects! Unfortunately I could enjoy none of it. I paid full price for tickets that should have been sold as obstructed view. The girders from the stage blocked the entire screen as as the walkway where the band spent much of there time. Furthermore, due to seat positioning, as soon as the people in front of me stood, I could see 0% of any stage, even when standing at the edge myself. A waste of money, could have just listened to the cd.

If it s even possible, Tuesday night at the Garden was even better than the night before! As always, U2 exceeds expectations taking us on an amazing ride, lifting us up and restoring what we thought was lost. You haven t lived until you see them live!

U2 gets older, I get older, we all get older - except maybe not Mick & Keith - we slow down, get mellow or chill. That could be it. But I don t think so. Not these lads. They re Irish, with scrappy pasts and lived through The Troubles, endured (staying relevant!) in the mad business of rock and roll and survived their own troubles along the way while taking on global causes and having an impact in the world. They could rest easy if they wanted to but they never choose to do so, they re none of them made that way. And yet this concert, and to some extent the Anniversary Joshua Tree tour last year felt quite subdued compared to the concerts that I ve been to the last two decades (lost count how many) which were always so off the hook and firing on every channel it s impossible not to notice the difference now. There were still moments of euphoric high energy in the show but, where that generally would last the entire show in the past, it was more measured in this show. But, the crowd at MSG was too. Normally, an MSG crowd is similarly off the hook, super charged and no doubt the band and crowd would feed off each other through all these performances over the years. Bono always mentioned the special affinity the band had for NYC as a home base of sorts since some of them had homes in town and the band played small venues here in their early years, made records here etc. I ve watched video of shows in other places; Bono does local shoutouts of course, but it s never like what he would say to us in NYC. At times, the Garden (or even Giants stadium in the Meadowlands) actually shook (granted it probably needed refurbishing that it now has undergone) but I ve been to lots of shows there - doesn t happen much like that. Anyway, with the crowd and band collectively seeming sort of just blah, I thought about it and can only attribute it to what s going on in the world. Just too much. The USA has woes, Ireland has them (their peace at risk due to Brexit) and the effects of the constant news cycles. Although music tends to be the greatest escape, those who know U2 shows know that the band embraces difficult issues and often incorporates them into their show

Experience of a lifetime. We traveled from Washington just to see U2 at Madison Square Garden and it was unforgettable! We had a great time!

I saw a version of this concert in both Boston and NYC and both were very good, as good thematically as any of the many U2 concerts I ve seen in the past. HOWEVER having said that, I also recognized a extreme difference in the feel of this one from all of the others. The eXPERIENCE concert has the feeling of \u2018goodbye to it. Let me try to explain this feeling more. During and after all other concerts I felt envigorated and wanting to sing and dance more; but during and after this one I felt a finality, a sense of impending loss. Could they be trying to tell us that this is their last tour?! I sure hope not, but that is the feeling I m left with. Maybe this is the eperience they speak of.

It is a GIFT that this band still creates such great music and pushes the boundaries of live performances after 42 years together. If we are lucky enough that they tour again, RUN, don't walk, to see U2 play live. Pay the ticket price, it's worth it. It is not just a show, it is an experience!

Best concert ever!!! Excellent sound and the lights and visual effects... amazing!!!

I have never seen a bad show by U2. They are the best band in the world for a reason! True performers that captivate and hold an audience. True showmanship.

U2 was awesome- the sound, the visuals, the setlist- just awesome!

U2 always deliver the musical and concert spectacle goods and June 21 at the TD Garden they showed again why they are among the greats. I also give them high marks for having so many new songs in the set and letting The Joshua Tree rest this show. Thanks to everyone in U2 Inc.!

U2! Well what can I say, except they just keep getting better!!!! Amazing show!

Amazing show. The GA line on the first night was disorganized. Having gone to shows in New York, I really appreciate how organized fans are there.

Not only is U2 the best band of our times, they put on the ultimate SHOW. INCREDIBLY well put together. Amazing and beautifully done!!!

We had seats in the loge, left rear stage corner, the closest we've ever been to the band. Edge even visited our corner twice during the show! The giant screen of the Innocence tour is back and even more amazing. The boys spent some time in the giant screen and on the small stage at the other end of the Garden. Lots of pro equality and pro humanity messages throughout, and Pride was another amazing performance, as usual. The *only* downside to the entire concert was the very low key way it ended. U2, please always leave your fans on a high note in the future!

Great show! Played some Achtung Baby stuff I haven t heard before live. Great stage, lighting and effects. Small stage at end of catwalk gave crowd the intimate feel of a smaller venue. Bono talked a lot but no pandering till encore.

U2 continue to reinvent and redefine, awesome show. New songs blend seamlessly with the old which made for a powerful set list. Highly recommend.

I ve seen U2 dozens of times. went thursday night and friday night to the garden and both were amazing. friday night topped an already amazing thursday just because the crowd was even better. I spent a fortune on tickets which is ridiculous and should be illegal but form me this band is worth every penny. just wish there was even more options to get closer if you re willing to shell out the bucks. i love these lads and will forever. magic.

This show was a fabulous mix of new songs and older tunes that have not been played much in concerts. The band puts a lot of effort into their performance that is choreographed to align with the video screen images which are very powerful. Fans who really love U2 for the people they are and the messages they want to share through their music will love this show. Bono, the Edge, Larry and Adam continue to show that music inspires - and with them the message is clear: Love is Bigger than anything

Somehow they just keep getting better- so artfully and subtlely sending an important message (for those of us who aren t just there for a rock show) while skillfully entertaining the latter. Still hoping they ll play my favorite song someday, which I quoted in my 1986 yearbook: Drowning Man. Éirinn go Brách!

This was my 25th U2 show and they just keep getting better

Great show. Every seat was good. Everything Expensive, though.

Simply stated: this show was AWESOME! We felt they choreographed the entire show perfectly- Bono really impressed me with his singing of "Desire". Actually, and honestly, he sounded so much better than when we went to see them on the Joshua Tree Anniversary tour. The band, as a whole, really enthralled me with their talents. I would highly reccomend this show to anyone!

U2, I don t know how they manage it. Every time I see them, they just get better. I went to Joshua Tree last year and it was phenomenal, but the U2ei tour proved to be worthy of praise. One of the best shows I ve been to recently. Hope they tour again.

I have seen every U2 tour since the original Joshua Tree Tour. While I like U2's music, it is not always my go to when I listen to music. However when it comes to seeing them live, I will not miss it! The stag presence of the 4 band members is great! It is not just the Bono show! The stage for this tour and the images and video they use are amazing! If you have not seen them live do your self a favor and go! Even if you only know or like 1 song, you will love them live!

Any time U2 does an ARENA tour, don t ask questions, just go!!! I absolutely love how they design their stage and show to use the whole floor. It means that no matter which side or end you sit on you re going to feel like you had a great view.

U2 s show in DC on Sun 17 June was a visual and audio marvel. The band was in too form and the accompanying video screens were a sensory thrill. Great range of songs from their storied career. Music was tight and performance showed their passion for their craft. Only complaint was mixing on Bono s vocals which sometimes were lost but otherwise fantastic experience. Thanks lads!!

I adore U2. This was my third U2 concert. The technical side of the show set a new standard- it was brilliant. The old songs were amazing. But Bono s constant badgering of America vs Trump and his administration were exhausting. I went to the concert to get away from the craziness and enjoy. His commentary with a devil face image was just bizarre. Stay home. Listen to your favorite songs without the constant abuse.

Amazing concert - the visuals and the sound were superb. I like seeing U2 in arenas for a more intimate feel.

Although the acoustics at Capital One Arena made it difficult at times to understand clearly when Bono was speaking, this was a great show. Not everyone in the predominantly Caucasian audience was comfortable (apparently some even booed) when Bono talked about compromise and human rights. I saw some subdued fans who obviously didn't agree with Bono's politics and seemed to be squirming in their seats. Hopefully they will have food for thought after the concert.

Attended first of 2 DC U2 shows with my 26 year old daughter. So impressed that they are still rocking hard and using innovative video to enhance the show. Great set including early hits like Gloria and Bloody Sunday along with new classics, Blackout and American Soul . Not a song from Joshua Tree, but the last tour was dedicated to those tunes. We loved the stage set up and screens. Crazy good show. They looked and sounded as good as ever!

U2 is always more than a concert. It s a communal transformational experience. Soul-cleansing in these difficult times

It was my 6th time seeing them since starting with The Joshua Tree Tour in '87...but the 1st time in an arena. The stage presentation and sound quality was top-notch. I was very fortunate to catch last years Joshua Tree tour in Vancouver and DC. Got to be honest...that set list was better for me. I think 8 songs off a new album is a tad much....even for U2...especially at those ticket prices. However, I do understand that it is called the #U2eiTour for a reason.

This was my 7th U2 concert and it was a great time as always. They played a variety of songs from their repertoire, featuring their new Innocence and Experience material the most. I must confess I like the older more vigorous music better, but at this point in their careers I can see why they like to not just play the same old stuff all the time. They did a bit of an introspective history of the band playing music from the various phases/eras. It was good but not as good as the 90s and 2000s, or as good as the Joshua Tree 30th anniversary concert tour last year.

This show was spectacular and Bono sounded awesome.

It was my first ever U2 concert attendance and the performance was phenomenal. I plan to see future U2 concerts.

This is hands down one of the best concerts I have been to. The full show with all the visuals was stunning, I expected nothing less. While this wasn't my first show, it was my huband's and he was in awe. Ready and waiting for the next tour!!!

The boys always deliver a heartfelt show! They sound fantastic, are engaging, awesome stage setting, and they are grateful to be in the pisition they are in\u2014it all comes through in how they connect with their audience❤️

The next level tech in the staging of this show was exceptional. There was not a bad seat in the house\u2014everyone could see and hear every moment. The positive energy was overwhelming, and then there was the music. This was my 16th U2 concert, and it was the best!

U2 rocked like always was disappointed in the amount of songs in the set list. they only played 24 in Omaha compared to 26 at most other show. We were hoping they would of played Raised by Wolves and that was one of the songs cut from the set. I am still wondering why the set was short in Omaha. After the show we had 11 different people come up to us and randomly state that this was the worst U2 show they have gone to. I my self wouldn't rate it that bad. The tickets said starts 8 it was after 8:30 when they came for some reason which is fine but they still could of played 25, 26 songs. We paid allot of money for this show and drove 4 hours and get jilted on songs and no Raised by Wolves. I almost believe they didn't like Omaha or something even though Bono's friend Warren Buffet and his daughter are there and has visited a few times for her wedding.

Best show in a long time. Venue was great stage unusual in that screen took up middle of full length of arena but the way they made it work was outstanding. Bono was relaxed and very personal felt like you were in a small club and you got one of a limited number of tickets to get in. Technology was amazing. The band was having fun not just in autopilot like you see many times.

Great music, great show, would have been 5+stars if U2 would have left the politics out of it. I go to a concert for the music, not to hear someone's political view.

U2 gave an awesome performance. It's rare nowadays that a singer sounds live the way they do recorded, but they did not disappoint. The performance isn't just song after song, but truly a story. Not only was there music but narration by Bono as well as walkway-length, double-sided video screens that rarely we're just video of him singing, but artwork as well as the storyboard. The venue, on the other hand, left me disappointed and irritated. Concession lines were ridiculously long, but thankfully bathroom lines weren't. When we arrived at out $300+ seats, we were greeted by handrail that blocked the ENTIRE length of the stage, which ran one end of the arena floor to the other. Picture is included. I would see U2 again, but I doubt I'll be returning to the venue.

U2 continues to amaze and should be considered the best live band ever. Some shows are fun but U2 shows are an experience like no other with a sound, energy and thought provoking dialog than can not be matched. They don't just entertain, they try to harness the energy of the fans to make the world a better place. Keep it going guys!

U2 put on a great show from start to finish by telling a story through their songs. There was a mix of new material, classics and songs that we haven't heard live in a very, very long time. The long screen that moved up and down throughout the night showed images of people and places that were relevant for each song and was very touching at times. The lighting and props were a great addition to the overall set too. Show length was just over 2 hours and I didn't want it to end.

I have seen a ton of shows and U2 goes back to me to the early 80's when I was stationed in Hawaii. I told myself one day I have to see these guys so I bought 2 tickets for my Wife and I. I thought they came on strong playing a couple of my favorite songs but felt the sound was off just slightly and felt their stage show overshadowed their music. Would I see them again? Maybe maybe not but so glad I seen them and like what they stand for.

I've loved this band forever and have been to pretty much every tour but the prices for decent seats are just beyond ridiculous. I took my son for the 2nd time so wanted to make sure we had good seats which we did but I won't do this again. This band always use to be about the fans, lately, it seems it's about gouging the fans. This is why shows are not selling out anymore. Not to mention, I think their older music is much better than their newer music.

My wife loves U2, it was a dream come true to experience seeing them live in concert. I'm not much of a fan, but I was that night. Great performance, our seats row 114, were amazing. The atmosphere and the love for just being human beings was very overwhelming. I got dragged to the concert, but I enjoyed just about every minute of it. No complaints.

U2 never ceases to amaze! Their songs, their stage presence, their production, and their unparalleled excellence raises the bar for all other bands. My mind was blown.

I ve lost count of the times I ve seen U2 live. This show was as good as the others. They did a good amount of their hits as well as their other songs. I will see them in concert every time possible.

A lot of the newer stuff. The past 2 albums have been hard to get into and I m a life long U2 fan. Unsure of a lot of the concept for this show. The 360 tour was amazing. The last tour was good if you were nearly on top of the stage for at least half of it. The long vertical jumbotron that goes up and down, and the band could walk into it. Ummm, ok. Did nothing for me personally. Nice that they went from the one stage to the other and the entire audience got some quality time with them, nowhere where you sat. Better than the last tour, but so not 360, intimacy on a grand scale. The encore was ok but the final song was like, is it over? Ending a show on a somber droning tune? Meh. Some good, some so so, nothing necessarily bad but not up to the 10+ prior shows I ve been to of their s. Curious if there will be more tours. Back to back tours with an album in between?

The music was great and the visuals made it even more enjoyable! So happy I finally got to see them before they retired and I got too old!

U2 never disappoints. Always make time to see this amazing band. Shows are huge and spiritual most times. Best band in the world.

The tech and light show are impressive, but the energy and connection were sorely lacking in the dialing it in performance.

My girlfriend friend and I really enjoyed watching this amazing show. I really liked how they used the the whole arena by having different stages to play on. Being a musician I was surprised how good they sounded from any place they played at in the venue. All instruments dialed in! It s a musician s dream to do what they do. I also became a fan of their new music. I had to hear it the next day. Can t wait for the next tour. They are still one of the best live shows to go see. Definitely the most creative.

Great show if you look at it as a sequel to 2015 s Innocence/Experience tour and even last year s Joshua Tree anniversary tour. Heavy focus on the new record as well as a healthy acknowledgement of their 90s/2000s output. Some great surprises, including a few nuggets from the 90s either rarely or never played. Good stuff!

`It had been some time since I attended a show at the Forum. I was very pleased with the U2 show. The visual effects were great. The overall atmosphere was electric (as usual). I had a great time. The visual effects ranged from basic lighting changes to large screens with images. They had a nice mix of old and new songs. I was happy to hear Acrobat live. The overall experience was mind-blowing. It is very satisfying to be in a room full of people who are able to share the same experience.

great access, great location, great show. Aside from cost of parking and parking on a dirt lot, everything else was stellar. U2 never disappoints. Being up close is even better. Great show. Must better than the arena events.Sound is better and the smaller venue is better. Looking forward to the next one. I wish I could buy 4 tickets with my pre-sale.

Firstly, in case you may be wondering, there is no opener and they went on about 30 minutes after the showtime on the ticket. The venue wasn't completely full yet (but certainly were by the end). They played 2 1/2 hours! Also, if you're one of those people who like the concert shirt specific to the night you went, they had those too. If you're a large size or bigger, make sure you get there a little early to buy that shirt as many booths sell out of those sizes early. I had to hunt for mine, but did find one. U2 are always great. They never fail to disappoint. Their performance was on fire and the audience drank it up. They sounded awesome. (The Forum is quite possibly, one of the best sounding venues in LA at the moment.) Really, my only complaint was their decision to use essentially the same stage and format they did on the tour for Songs of Innocence. And included nearly the exact performance of Cedarwood Road and Sunday, Bloody Sunday. Was this a dealbreaker? Absolutely not. In fact, I can sort of understand the decision with the most recent album, Songs of Experience, being, at least in title, a companion to Songs of Innocence. So I guess it would make sense that this tour was a companion to the last. Bono even made reference the concept in one of his monologues. The U2 eXPERINECE app was kind of cool, useful only before the show and during the first song. Great concept. Would have liked to see it utilized more throughout the show. I mean, heck, people already have their phones out nearly the entire show these days, why not make it more interactive?!?!

Great show, this Band doesn't stop at anything, it was a terrific show. Bono talks to the fans and goes beyond just singing, it was a great performance bye the group. The screens and special effects were magnificent. A must see show

I have never missed a tour since 1987, tonight they were just amazing! They played one of my favorites Gloria which is rare! I

Took my son to his first concert and he was so amazed by the performance. He s the new generation of U2 fans.

The sound of Deep Bass and Drums, The Edge guitars just electrified the crowd. Bono continues the story telling through his unique style and vocals. The whole show was just amazing, uplifting, electric, and brings in the crowd like a musical magnate. Amazing!