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U2 tour in chaos


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Sort of (goodish) news... I have just gotten home from work and have a message from a friend in Miami who has done a bit of digging... He's a reporter for NBC (or some other network) and has been ringing around the stadiums in the US to see if they know of anything. So far, Soldier Field and Sunlife Stadium (I think they are the shows on 3rd and 6th July) have had no requests to potentially postpone or cancel from U2 management - so that MAY be a good sign. Hopefully something offical should come about soon
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Sort of (goodish) news... I have just gotten home from work and have a message from a friend in Miami who has done a bit of digging... He's a reporter for NBC (or some other network) and has been ringing around the stadiums in the US to see if they know of anything. So far, Soldier Field and Sunlife Stadium (I think they are the shows on 3rd and 6th July) have had no requests to potentially postpone or cancel from U2 management - so that MAY be a good sign. Hopefully something offical should come about soon
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Glad to be helpful (ish) - I got the dates wrong though - those are the shows on the 6th and 9th July - i'm not quite as much of a U2 geek as I might appear! Christ, I had to look them up! Some REAL freaks fans would be ashamed! :P

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I really want U2 to play. I'm not a fan, but I would imagine that they would put on a good show.

It won't be a disaster if they don't as I reckon the festival organisers phone will be ringing off the hook with agents representing acts wanting to replace U2.

Kylie is promoting her new album, I hope it's not her.

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that was a pretty damn awful reply

and yeah i imagine Eavis has had tons of offers for bands to headline. whether he considers any good enough is another matter. it is Glasto after all (and the 40th anniversary) so they don't want any old crap headlining

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that was a pretty damn awful reply

and yeah i imagine Eavis has had tons of offers for bands to headline. whether he considers any good enough is another matter. it is Glasto after all (and the 40th anniversary) so they don't want any old crap headlining

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