U2 | Adelaide



Adelaide Oval

War Memorial Drive, Adelaide, Australia

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Adelaide oval is a 55,000 seat Stadium located in the suburb of North Adelaide, South Australia. Opened in 1871, it is the most prominent Stadium for cricket and Australian Rules Football in the area. The oval also hosts soccer, rugby and concerts and has been home to many memorable sporting events for over 100 years. The venue also features a giant 2,000 square meter HD video screen and boasts modern and upgraded facilities such as new seating, change rooms, medical and media facilities, replay rooms and bars. Adelaide Oval's lush landscaping and views of the River Torrens make it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

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Live Nation is excited to confirm that U2 will be bringing their acclaimed ‘U2: THE JOSHUA TREE TOUR 2019’ to Australia and New Zealand. Their highly anticipated return with a select run of stadium shows will kick off in New Zealand November 8th with Australian dates following from November 12th. The band broke the news directly to fans this morning via Twitter. See https://twitter.com/U2 Following the highly successful 2017 tour in celebration of the band’s seminal album, The Joshua Tree Tour 2019 will see the band make a much-anticipated return to New Zealand and Australia for the first time since the record-shattering U2 360° Tour in 2010, as well as the first Tokyo shows since the Vertigo Tour in 2006. The Joshua Tree Tour 2019 will also bring U2 to Singapore and Seoul - for the first time ever – with what promises to be very special concerts from “the biggest band in the world” (The Guardian). Special guest Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds is confirmed as support for the dates in New Zealand and Australia with Noel saying, “We, NGHFB, are beside ourselves. The Joshua Tree 2017 Tour was some of the most fun we ever had. It will be both an honour and a pleasure to share the stage with our friends and comrades once again. It’s gonna be a ripper!!!!!”. The Joshua Tree Tour 2019 kicks off in Auckland on 8th November and will visit Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth. Tickets go on sale Tuesday 11th June (times vary per city).