U2 Yet To Make Profit From 360degrees World Tour

Because of massive overheads...

September 28, 2009 by Scott Colothan

Previous Next

The Edge gets close to the crowd on the 2005 Vertigo Tour in Manchester. The stage set-up was designed by architect Mark Fisher and featured an ellipse shaped ramp which allowed the band to walk into the crowd. Lucky VIPs could even get inside the ellipse – an area dubbed 'The Bomb Shelter'.

9 of 15

Previous Next

4 5 6 7 8910 11 12 13

(4)

for the prices they are charging it is hard to believe they are still in the Red..sic...even with the Redzone Scam they should have been in the black. U2 became their own scalpers with Redzone scheme. oh and what is the point of having sponsors, so you do'nt get into the black .
~ by bignose 9/28/2009 Report
Maybe they should have got sponsored by iPhone instead of Blackberry...
~ by Bob 9/28/2009 Report
bignose, funny how you mention their way too high prices. This tour, you could even buy 30$ tickets! There are tickets in every price range. The money generated from the Redzone tickets is going to charity, so it isn't that much of a scam and doesn't make U2 scalpers, does it? Oh and the sponsor, that was to cover the high costs of the development of this whole circus. It isn't quite nothing!
~ by Barkeeper 9/28/2009 Report
I bought 2 tickets to Wembley, best seats in the house. and it really was worth it-you can see why it costs so much and I'll never forget the spectacle of it all. And it masks that U2 aren't as good a band as everyone thinks wonderfully.
~ by MrGawain 9/28/2009 Report