After selling out countless arenas this decade, U2 are heading outdoors this
year with their first U.S. stadium tour since 1997’s PopMart Tour. The band
members, who release No Line on the Horizon on March 3rd, haven’t yet
announced dates for the tour or details about what they’ll play. But they
hope to keep ticket prices unusually low, and they’re already planning an
innovative setup that will allow for 360-degree seating around the stage,
which will be moved closer to the center of the field than in any other
stadium show. “It’s an engineering feat that creates this real physical
proximity to the crowd,” Bono tells Rolling Stone, adding that the band
wants to maximize space in the enormous venues to accommodate the many young
fans it has made this decade with hits such as “Vertigo.” “We’re going
outdoors to try to meet that audience.
“We want to play for each other as much as we want to play for the crowd
this time,” Bono adds. “You just don’t know how long you will be going to
be doing this. I just sat everyone down the other day, because some concerns
about the tour had come up, and nobody wants to be away from their families.
I just said, ‘This is an unbelievable and rare opportunity to be in this
band and to play at this level. You don’t know what is around the corner,
you don’t know if you will be up for it or the audience will be up for it.
Right now, we are perfectly riding across those two thoughts and every single
night should be the best night of your life. If not, then we are just the
worst of those Seventies dinosaur bands that felt it was enough to just turn
up and play and that people were lucky to be in their presence.’ ”
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傳達了演唱會的訊息
1-將要辦戶外的演唱會
2-票價將會奇低
3-全新的360度舞台
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