U2 Celebrate 50th Anniversary with Concerts in Dublin and Their Former High School The Band Also Paid Tribute to “King Busker” Glen Hansard
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Irish rock band U2 returned to their roots and surprised the world with two concerts to mark their 50th anniversary. The first was held at the high school where the band first met, where they performed in front of hundreds of students and teachers. The Abraham celebration was later moved by U2 to a balcony above the popular Grafton Street in the heart of the Irish capital.
The celebrations of the 50 years of the U2 saw us once again tread the high school where they graduated and the street where they gave some of their first concerts - with a tribute to the late Glen Hansard in the middle
IRISH rock band U2 returned to their roots in Dublin on Friday.
U2 celebrate 50th anniversary with concerts in Dublin and their former high school The band also paid tribute to “king busker” Glen Hansard
U2 returned to their former high school and played a surprise gig from Dublin's Grafton Street to mark their 50th anniversary – see photos, footage and more
The legendary Irish rock band U2 celebrated its half-century existence by returning to the scene of its debut in Dublin for improvised concerts The Irish rock band U2 has returned
The members of the U2 band celebrated 50 years of existence returning to high school where they began to play together in adolescence and delighted today's students with a concert in which they performed hits such as "With Or Without You," "One and "Beautiful Day," according to Reuters. The team, winner of 22 Grammy Awards, ...
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