Originally posted by JJF360:Some tickets are on sale again for Berlin 😊
https://www.ticketmaster.de/event/bono-stories-of-surrender-tickets/484861
Originally posted by weslyck:[..]
yep, I was posting about it here yesterday, I am surprised they are still there even today. I was so happy to get mine
Originally posted by germcevoy:Still half reeling after that. Legitimately choked up hearing that performance of WOWY. Beautiful Day caught be a little too with the reworked lyrics reflecting on loss.
Originally posted by justinpushplay:[..]
What songs was he using the falsetto on? I’ve missed it so much!
Originally posted by weslyck:[..]
So overall how would you rate the night?
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
It surpassed all expectations. Much like the book, it only felt off piste when moving on to the Debt and poverty stuff. That felt like Bono rather than the Bono in the show.
Otherwise, the music held up to the broken down arrangements, Bono’s vocals were God tier and the sound mixing was phenomenal.
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
Wow, that's amazing to read. I'm definitely more excited that I ever thought I would be for the Madrid event next Monday.
Did you spot the cameras and recording gear/team? Was it prominent or inconspicuous?
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
We were under the main balcony so hard to spot anything much. Two fellas running about capturing footage but they were also outside the venue beforehand. Looked like documentary footage. Nothing intrusive whatsoever if it was a full filming event.
Joe O’Herlihy did an amazing job and I wonder if he deserves some of the credit for Bono’s vocals. You could pick out subtle effects here and there.
You are in for a treat so I’ll not give away too many specifics. I’d certainly have traded a handful of the U2 gigs I’ve been to in order to have seen this show.