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U2 to play second Singapore show on Dec. 1
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Irish rock band U2, Bono (2R), The Edge (R), Adam Clayton (L) and Larry Mullen Jr (2L), accept the global icon award during the 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards (EMA) at Wembley Arena in London on November 12, 2017. (AFP/Ben Stansall )
Irish rock band U2 have added one more show in Singapore and will now also perform at the National Stadium on Dec. 1.
Concert promoters Live Nation announced that the "second and final Singapore show" was a result of the "overwhelming response from fans" after the Nov 30 show sold out on June 20 morning.
Due to overwhelming demand for U2 – The Joshua Tree Tour 2019 Live in Singapore, Live Nation is thrilled to announce a 2nd show happening Sunday, 1st Dec at National Stadium. General on-sale begins Monday, 24 Jun at 10am onwards.
Event Details: https://t.co/qdIqYmE1c6 pic.twitter.com/EltOTQURy6
— Live Nation SG (@livenationsg) June 20, 2019
The gigs will be the 43-year-old band's first performances in Singapore.
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The global U2 The Joshua Tree Tour celebrates the 30th anniversary of the band's seminal 1987 album, The Joshua Tree, which includes songs such as I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For and With Or Without You. The tour started in 2017 and the band have added additional dates after shows sold out in Auckland and Sydney.
Tickets go on sale for subscribers of U2.com on June 21. Each subscriber is limited to four tickets.
General ticket sales start on June 24, 10am, through Sports Hub Tix. Each buyer is limited to eight tickets.
Ticket prices for the first show start at $98 for seated tickets to $1,228 for VIP packages that include a cocktail party and exclusive merchandise.
This article appeared on The Straits Times newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
