Is u2 touring 2023?

Bono has hinted that U2 will play in Las Vegas in 2023.

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The band were recently reportedly set to be the first act to perform at the new MSG Sphere when the arena opens next year, with a “multi-show residency” pencilled in at the $1.8billion ($1.58billion) venue.

The dates were also said to be non-consecutive and will be spread out over several months.

The residency would mark U2’s first confirmed live concerts since December 2019.

Now, Bono has refused to deny that the band will be performing in Vegas in a new interview with The Brendan O’Connor Show.

“I can’t announce Vegas, you’d have to shoot me! But if it happens, I can promise you it won’t be like anything you’ve ever seen in Las Vegas or anywhere, ever,” he said.

“There’s no place yet big enough. For us to go, it has to be something that no-one’s ever gone [to] before.”

Meanwhile, Bono recently performed a special solo version of U2’s ‘With Or Without You’ on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert earlier this week.

He appeared on the show to talk about his new memoir Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story, which came out on Tuesday (November 1).

Bono is currently out on a 14-date book tour dubbed ‘Stories Of Surrender’, which kicked off in New York City on Wednesday (November 2). He’ll bring the event to the UK and Ireland later this month.

The 576-page Surrender… explores the origins of 40 key songs in U2’s extensive discography. Each chapter is named after the track it covers, with Bono’s life story weaved throughout.

In one section, the singer revealed that he underwent an eight-hour heart operation in 2016 to repair a “blister” on his aorta. “A blister that’s about to burst,” he wrote, “which would put me in the next life faster than I can make an emergency call.”

Elsewhere in the book, Bono talked about discovering that his cousin is also his half-brother, the alleged death threats he’s received in his life, and the 2014 backlash in which U2 arranged for their album ‘Songs Of Innocence‘ to be automatically downloaded onto the devices of 500million iTunes users.

If you were hoping to see U2 in concert at some point in the near future, there's good news and bad news.

The Dublin rock band will play a series of gigs in 2023 - but you'll have to travel to Las Vegas to see them.

Bono and co. have been announced as the first band to undertake a residency at the brand new venue, the MSG Sphere at The Venetian.

The venue holds 20,000 standing or 17, 500 seated fans and is described as the "next generation of live entertainment, offering fans a multi-sensory experience of sound and light inside the largest spherical structure ever created."

U2 will play on non-consecutive days over several months next year, and are also expected to tour North America at some point next summer - perhaps concurrently with the residency in Sin City.

It's not yet known whether they plan to release a new album ahead of the residency/mooted tour, or whether it will draw on their illustrious back catalogue to date. Their last album was 2017's 'Songs of Experience', while their last tour was 'The Joshua Tree' anniversary tour in 2019.

Before then, Bono publishes his autobiography 'Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story' in November.

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Catch U2, Live On Their Next Tour!

U2 is rumored to be plotting a new tour in 2023, and while we don't know much about it just yet, this website will automatically update as soon as details emerge! It will also include any festival appearances or single shows, and details will be posted here as soon as they are publicly announced. That makes it a great resource for fans looking to catch them in concert, performing your favorite songs live. 

So if you want to join the fun in 2023, then don't miss out.  Check back regularly for the very latest U2 Tour 2023 info, and score your tickets as soon as they go on sale!

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