"And the film of the 'PopMart' tour in Mexico is one of the most extraordinary U2 shows ever. I love the imagery around that album. And the only thing that album wasn’t was pop." ...

The immense 1997–1998 PopMart Tour received mixed reviews from critics and underperformed in the U.S. It forced the band into another transformation. For the next chapter in U2’s story ...

Many great musical artists have covered their songs, but a U2 version with Davy Jones taking the lead on one of The Monkees’ greatest hits was a real banger. U2 toured their PopMart series of ...

The Irish rock ’n' roll sensation U2 kicked off its U.S. PopMart Tour in Las Vegas in 1997 and two weeks later brought the show to Autzen Stadium in Eugene for its fifth stop. The Register ...

U2 perform during the Zoo TV tour at Earls Court on May 31st 1992 ... ways to present their recordings during the Zoo TV, PopMart, Elevation, 360 and Innocence + Experience outings.

Even so, Pop marks a fascinating era for U2. On the accompanying PopMart Tour—a 100-show trek that found the band visiting every continent but Antarctica—U2 worked out the kinks in many of the ...

U2 have just launched their 25-night live ... it meant that the band and the music were barely on 50% of what was going on each night. 1997s PopMart Tour took the same formula to the next level (this ...

Based on reports from NJ.com, Sheeran’s recent The Mathematics Tour stop at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey broke an attendance record previously held by rockers U2. The outlet shared that the ...

As their stage architect, Mark Fisher, put it in 1999, "U2 is definitely not frightened to try anything." What better way to emphasize this than through an elaborate global tour? PopMart was ...

U2 has been a brotherhood since 1976. Through stadium sellouts, hundreds of millions of albums sold, questionable professional choices (PopMart Tour, anyone?) and expected musical squabbles ...

The band followed the set list for their PopMart tour, which they were still in the ... Fuck the past, kiss the future” — a slogan for a T-shirt perhaps still waiting to happen, but at least ...