U2 360 Tour Celebrates Triumphant Return in Denver

The U2 360° tour made a triumphant return to North America last night with a sold out show at Invesco Stadium at Mile High in Denver, Colorado.

This U2 360° show first toured USA in fall 2009, pl aying 17 dates across the country culminating in the record breaking sold-out show at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and streamed live worldwide via YouTube.

The North American tour was postponed last May after singer Bono injured his back, but the dates
were quickly reinstated. Bono thanked the Denver audience for their patience, "Through the wonders of science I'm not just fixed, I'm better! Bono 2.0..."

"It took a little longer to get here than we originally planned, but it's great to be back in North America.

The band would like to thank all the fans who stood by them - it wasn't taken for granted,' said U2
manager Mr McGuinness.

In front of a 77,000 strong audience, tonight's concert featured a video message from Burmese prodemocracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi (recently released from house arrest in Rangoon) speaking directly to U2 fans who lobbied for her freedom throughout both the U2 360° and Vertigo tours.

Speaking before U2's song "One," Aung San Suu Kyi said, "You who, across such distances sent
such support to Burma... we thank you, students, teachers, workers, mothers fathers, sisters,
brothers, music fans - U2 fans like me. When you raise your voices we hear them in our country and around the world, they are louder than any rock band, than any army, than rocket fire or fighter jet..."

So far U2360° has played to 5 million people across Europe, Russia, North America, South America, Australia and New Zealand. By the tour end on July 30, more than 7 million people will have seen this revolutionary production with 110 shows in 30 countries across five continents.
The tour, which started in Barcelona on June 30th, 2009 will visit an additional 18 cities across North America before finishing on July 30th in Moncton. For complete tour and ticket information, visit: www.livenation.com and www.u2.com