TRISTEZZA A LAS VEGAS PER LA MORTE DI B.B. KING E GIOIA A VANCOUVER PER IL DEBUTTO DEL TOUR I-E DI U2

1. The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)
2. Out Of Control / Do You Remember Rock ‘n’ Roll Radio? (snippet)
3. Vertigo / God Save The Queen (snippet)
4. I Will Follow
5. Iris (Hold Me Close)
6. Cedarwood Road
7. Song For Someone
8. Sunday Bloody Sunday (acoustic)
9. Raised By Wolves / Psalm 23 (snippet)
10. Until The End Of The World
(Intermission)
11. Invisible
12. Even Better Than The Real Thing
13. Mysterious Ways / Burning Down The House (snippet) / Young Americans (snippet)
14. Desire
15. Sweetest Thing
16. Every Breaking Wave
17. Bullet The Blue Sky
18. The Hands That Built America (snippet) / Pride (In The Name Of Love)
19. The Troubles
20. With Or Without You

Encore:
21. City Of Blinding Lights
22. Beautiful Day / I Remember You (snippet)
23. Mother And Child Reunion (snippet) / Where The Streets Have No Name / California (There Is No End To Love) (snippet) / All You Need Is Love (snippet)
24. I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For / Invisible (snippet)

Sunday Bloody Sunday is played acoustically. The bridge of the song features Bono repeating the line “I can’t believe the news today,” followed by sounds of a news report about a car bombing and an explosion, leading into Raised By Wolves. The final verse of Sunday Bloody Sunday was not played. Until The End Of The World is followed by a short break. Sweetest Thing is played for the first time on a U2 tour since 22 August 2001. Every Breaking Wave is played acoustically with The Edge on piano. Larry and Adam do not join in during the bridge and final chorus as was the case in 2014. Bullet The Blue Sky returns after missing the entire 360 Tour. The snippet of The Hands That Built America is quite lengthy. Where The Streets Have No Name is introduced with a lengthy snippet of Paul Simon’s Mother And Child Reunion and featured a snippet of California (There Is No End To Love) in the bridge. One, despite being rehearsed leading up to the concert, misses a full tour show for the first time in the song’s history, snapping a streak of 624 straight performances since opening night of ZOO TV on 29 February 1992.