It’s been called ‘the tour of the year’ and now the U2 are set to take The Joshua Tree Tour 2017 to Mexico and South America this fall, as well as returning to more cities in the US.
New dates announced today include a run of September US shows which open in Detroit – the city where the band first played a headline stadium show on the original Joshua Tree Tour back on April 30th, 1987 at the Silverdome – followed by stops in Buffalo, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Kansas City, St. Louis and San Diego.
In October the tour will head to Mexico City followed by concerts in Bogota, Buenos Aires, Santiago and Sao Paulo.
Ticket prices start at $35.00 with general admission floor tickets at $70.00. There will be an exclusive priority presale for U2.com subscribers starting Thursday, June 8th (10am) through Saturday, June 10th (5pm) local times for subscribers who may have missed out on the previous presale opportunity along with new subscribers. There will be a 4 ticket limit for subscriber purchases and a 6 ticket limit commencing with public sales. In North America, all floor tickets will be paperless unless otherwise noted. Special guest for the North America concert dates to be announced.
In Mexico and South America, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds have been confirmed as special guest for all dates. Tickets will go on sale Wed. June 14th in Mexico City, June 15th in Bogota, Buenos Aires and Santiago and Friday June 16th in Sao Paulo. There will be an exclusive priority presale for U2 Subscribers at U2.com starting Thursday, June 8th (10am) through Saturday, June 10th (5pm) local times for U2.com. All times local. (Subscribers will be emailed more information ahead of the presales).
NEW #U2TheJoshuaTree2017 DATES
Sun Sep 3 – Detroit, MI Ford Field
Tue Sep 5 – Buffalo, NY New Era Field
Fri Sep 8 – Minneapolis, MN US Bank Stadium
Sun Sep 10 – Indianapolis, IN Lucas Oil Stadium
Tue Sep 12 – Kansas City, MO Arrowhead Stadium
Sat Sep 16 – St. Louis, MO The Dome At America’s Center
Fri Sep 22 – San Diego, CA Qualcomm Stadium
Tue Oct 3 – Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol
Sat Oct 7 – Bogota, Columbia, Estadio El Campin
Tue Oct 10 – Buenos Aires, Argentina La Plata
Sat Oct 14 – Santiago, Chile Estadio Nacional
Thur Oct 19 – Sao Paulo, Brazil Morumbi Stadium
