U2 announces rescheduled dates for postponed 360 Tour
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Apparently Bono’s back is feeling better, as U2 on Tuesday morning announced the rescheduled dates for its postponed 360 Tour. The band was forced to scrap its two appearances at Angels Stadium after its lead singer injured his back while rehearsing for the tour. They will perform the make-up shows in Anaheim on June 17 and June 18 next year.
In a prepared statement released this morning on U2.com, manager Paul McGuinness said:
“We’re delighted the dates are rescheduled and in all the same venues we originally planned to play. It hasn’t been easy to accomplish this and I’d like to thank the managers of the many venues and sports teams across North America and Live Nation Global Touring for their help and cooperation in making this complex new plan possible. Above all we want to thank the U2 fans for bearing with us. They’re the best and the band wants to get back to where they belong, surrounded by their audience.”
See the entire roster of rescheduled dates after the jump:
June 1: Edmonton, AB Commonwealth Stadium (formerly June 23/10)
June 4: Seattle, WA Qwest Field (formerly June 20/10)
June 7: Oakland, CA McAfee Coliseum (formerly June 20/10)
June 17: Anaheim, CA Angels Stadium (formerly June 6/10)
June 18: Anaheim, CA Angels Stadium (formerly June 7/10)
June 26: East Lansing, MI Spartan Stadium at MSU (formerly June 30/10)
June 29: Miami, FL *Sun Life Stadium
*previously Dolphin Stadium (formerly July 9/10)
July 05: Chicago, IL Soldier Field (formerly July 6/10)
July 08: Montreal, QC Hippodrome (formerly July 16/10)
July 09: Montreal, QC Hippodrome (formerly July 17/10)
July 11: Toronto, ON Rogers Centre (formerly July 3/10)
July 14: Philadelphia, PA Lincoln Financial Field (formerly July 12/10)
July 20: East Rutherford, NJ New Meadowlands Stadium (formerly July 19/10)
July 23: Minneapolis, MN TCF Bank Stadium (formerly June 27/10)
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