The Irish band U2 kicked off today a series of three concerts in Brazil with a concert at a packed Morumbi stadium in Sao Paulo, before about 89,000 spectators. The singer Bono entered the gigantic stage near the 21.40 local time, with some delay with respect to schedule, after the presentation of the opening acts, the British band Muse, collected by local media.
U2 began the show playing a version of the song "Space Oddity" by David Bowie and then, the singer Bono sang "Even Better Than The Real Thing," a song from the album "Achtung Baby", released in 1991. The presentation of the Irish band, as usual, was plagued with all issues that have become classics and U2 have made one of the pop-rock bands popular in the last two decades.
U2's performance was preceded by great expectations in Brazil, where most fans of the group have spent three nights in a row at the gates of the stadium to ensure the best places. The Irish group will repeat their presentation in Sao Paulo on Wednesday morning and, within their world tour called "U2 360" and will have its next stop in Mexico in May.
Morning after the concert, U2 officially break the record for the music tour has raised more money in the world, exceeding the mark of $ 558 million so far boasted "A Bigger Bang" by The Rolling Stones, according to group's own calculations.
U2 began the show playing a version of the song "Space Oddity" by David Bowie and then, the singer Bono sang "Even Better Than The Real Thing," a song from the album "Achtung Baby", released in 1991. The presentation of the Irish band, as usual, was plagued with all issues that have become classics and U2 have made one of the pop-rock bands popular in the last two decades.
U2's performance was preceded by great expectations in Brazil, where most fans of the group have spent three nights in a row at the gates of the stadium to ensure the best places. The Irish group will repeat their presentation in Sao Paulo on Wednesday morning and, within their world tour called "U2 360" and will have its next stop in Mexico in May.
Morning after the concert, U2 officially break the record for the music tour has raised more money in the world, exceeding the mark of $ 558 million so far boasted "A Bigger Bang" by The Rolling Stones, according to group's own calculations.
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