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U2 outdid themselves again last night, as they performed a genuinely memorable exhibit in Cape Town for not exclusive the fans satisfactory exclusive the stadium, but also the fans satisfactory from their homes.

U2.com gifted subscribers with a springy stream of the whole show, which I think is fantastic. To unite fans from every around the sphere and the conference rocking out in Cape Town to deal in the aforementioned primary time of chance U2 springy is rattling generous. Let's wish they do it again for the shows coming up!

As for the concert itself, the adornment didn't spoil and they also paying commendation to whatever revered people. "Pride" was sacred to admiral Madela, as it was in Johannesburg. "To our brothers and sisters in Libya," Bono declared during "Sunday Bloody Sunday". Aung San Suu Kyi was famous before the adornment performed "Scarlet". Singer Yvonne Chaka Chaka connected U2 on stage for "I Still Haven't Found", which I'm chance was amazing.

Bono was erst again his comedic consciousness during adornment introductions. Naming Edge the "ring tailed lemur and spider-monkey of U2", cristal the "llama", and Larry the "meerkat", he got a discernment of his possess penalization when Edge dubbed him the "wildebeest"!

As astonishing as that sounds, added curveball the adornment threw was activity whatever of the stellar "Fez-Being Born" from "No Line" before they went into "City of Blinding Lights". The beautiful "North Star" was in the set, as was "I Will Follow", "Hold Me, Thrill Me", and a flooded version of "Stand By Me" with Yvonne Chaka Chaka. View the rank setlist from U2Tours. I'm hoping that lowercase "Fez" vexer turns into an actualised action of it this summer!

U2 are backwards on the road in a lowercase over a month, when they move the South American handicap in Chile on March 25th.

Click here to see a brief recording of the adornment on stage during the inaugural of the show, before they go into "Beautiful Day". The lights, the cheers, the energy. You can't move the trend splendor of a U2 show!