U2 Tickets for Sale

U2’s earliest influences included The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Jam and The Buzzcocks. The band started off with the name "Feedback" changing it into "The Hype" in 1977, and finally settling to "U2" in 1978. The band’s earliest success was when they won a talent contest held in Ireland, winning a prize of £500 along with a contract of a demo record which was to be listened by CBS record label. In May of 1978, U2 recorded their demo tape in Dublin, with Keystone Studios. In 1980, the band signed with Island Records, and released their very first international song 11 O’clock Tick Tock, followed by their debut album named "Boy".

U2’s very first hit single was I Will Follow. In support of their debut album, the band arranged a tour named "Boy Tour", traveling across United States and Europe. Their highly spiritual themed second album "October" was released in 1981. 1984 saw the release of their third album, "The Unforgettable Fire" based on orchestrated theme. The album included band’s very first single named Pride (In the Name of Love), a dedication to Martin Luther King Jr., to make it into US Top 40 list. In 1985, the band was named by Rolling Stone Magazine as the "Band of the 80’s".

The band changed their direction of music completely in their album "Achtung Baby" released in November of 1991. Till date, the album has been labeled as one of the best rock albums ever. The album was also commercially one of their top selling albums. Their first album to win Grammy Award for "The Best Alternative Music Album", "Zoorapa", was released in the mid of 1993. In 2000, band released their album "All That You Can Leave Behind", named as bands "third masterpiece" by Rolling Stone Magazine. U2 performed in the half time of Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002, the performance that till date is known as one of the best ever of Super Bowl.

U2 was enshrined into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Bruce Springsteen in 2005. In 2006, the band started recording their twentieth album by the name "No Line on the Horizon". The album was released In the February of 2009, debuting at number one in about 30 countries across the globe. The album was followed by their tour "U2 360° Tour" later the same year. The concerts featured largest stages ever, with a 360° view for the audience from all sides. The stage structure was named as "The Claw". The same year, the band was named as "Artist of the Decade" by Rolling Stone Magazine. Their tour finally ended in 2011, with a record of 7,268,430 audience attendance.

U2 has won a total of twenty-two Grammy Awards till date. They are among the top selling music artists of all time, and have sold more than 150 records around the globe. The band is also honored at #22 in the list of "Hundred Greatest Artists of All Time". Apart from music, the band has taken part in various humanitarian acts, such as campaigns of Product Red, Amnesty International and ONE/DATA. You can now catch their live performance in their upcoming concert. For that you need to get your hands on U2 tickets as soon as possible.

U2’s smash hit album, The Joshua Hit came out around three decades ago and became an incredible hit. The record topped the charts and has been certified diamond by the RIAA. It also went five times platinum in Australia. Now to celebrate the release of that historic album, U2 will be hitting the road in the summer for The Joshua Tree Tour. The iconic band will play the full album every time they take the stage on the tour for their fans. If you are a fan of rock music, then this is your opportunity to celebrate one of the most legendary albums in history, live.

U2 Tickets Prices:

For the upcoming U2 concerts, the average ticket price starts from $188, with tickets ranging from $17 to $462. Ticket prices change however based on concert dates. For example, the average ticket price for theU2 concert on 13 June, 2018, is $17, while the average ticket price for the concert on 9 June, 2018, is $462.