Irish rock band U2 had major success with their 1983 song "Sunday Bloody Sunday." What was the inspiration that helped ...

U2’s now-legendary Red Rocks show on June 5, 1983, had all the makings for a classic disaster. The weather bordered on sleet and rain all day — hardly idyllic conditions for a video shoot that ...

U2’s Red Rocks show On June 5, 1983, U2 played a show at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre on their War Tour. Bad weather nearly resulted in the show being canceled.

Arguably the most famous Red Rocks performance of all time took place 24 years ago, when U2 performed and recorded its legendary live album/video Under a Blood Red Sky at the Morrison Amphitheater.

A lot of things went wrong before Under a Blood Red Sky helped establish U2 as one of the '80s' biggest concert acts. They'd visited Colorado's Red Rocks amphitheater a few years before Under a ...

When foul weather moved in, Bono and U2 turned what could have been a disaster into a legendary album and video, "Under a Blood Red Sky," in a June 1983 Red Rocks show. (Denver Post file ...

but it actually worked in U2’s favor. The show inspired the group’s live concert film and album “Under a Blood Red Sky.” Stevie Wonder was a more recent performance at Red Rocks.

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is an awe-inspiring site ... 30 minutes while someone held an umbrella over her head. Rock band U2 performed through a heavy rain storm, complete with fog, for a stop ...