Following the highly successful 2017 tour in celebration of U2’s seminal album, The Joshua Tree Tour 2019 will see U2 make a much anticipated return to New Zealand and Australia for the first time since the record-shattering U2 360° Tour in 2010. Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds last toured Australia in 2016 alongside their performance at Bluesfest.

U2: THE JOSHUA TREE TOUR 2019 DATES ANNOUNCED FOR NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, JAPANAND - FOR THE FIRST TIME - SINGAPORE & SOUTH KOREAHIGHLY ANTICIPATED RETURN WITH SELECT RUN OF STADIUM SHOWS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M3pQb9HhX4&feature=youtu.be Tickets On Sale Starting 11th JunePlus 2 Shows Confirmed for Tokyo on  4th and 5th DecemberTo Be Followed by a Concert in Seoul on 8th DecemberTour Will Also Visit Singapore With Local Details To FollowFirst Time Ever – All Stadium Floor Tickets in New Zealand & Australia will be Paperless Live Nation is excited to confirm that U2 will bring their acclaimed Joshua Tree Tour to New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Singapore and South Korea later this year.The band broke the news directly to fans this morning via Twitter. See https://twitter.com/U2Following the highly successful 2017 tour in celebration of the band’s

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Gene Simmons “This is a bittersweet moment. We love Australia. And Aussies have been so kind to us over the years. But now is the time. We want to go out on top. And we promise to give you the show of shows, and appreciation for all the love you’ve shown us for so many years. We love you, Australia.”