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If you are going to take on the massive Dallas Cowboy Stadium, for myself, it would only be attend an immaculate concert with an immaculate band such as U2. U2 rocked the new stadium and helped break it in for the Cowboys leaving their voice and music in the walls. I love this band and every performance I have the opportunity to attend.

I saw U2 for the first time in 1982 and in 2009 got to take my two kids. I have seen them numerous times. I spent a whole lot of money that I didn\'t have to get us tickets, we drove from Austin to Dallas, I let them miss school. But it was so worth it. They were so excited and they still consider it a great memory! I loved being able to share another U2 concert with them. My son also became a big Muse fan as a results. Just such a memorable experince for us!

This was my first U2 show,even though I have all the dvd's,I knew it couldn't compare to the real thing.Seeing Larry walk out and start the show and then seeing the rest of the band join him for the opener "Breathe" is a memory I will never forget! The set list was great,though I was hoping to hear "Bad" but "Until the End of the World" was just as good! Bono's voice was spot on,the musicianship displayed only reinforced why U2 is the greatest band in the world! Opening band Muse was excellent but the sound was a bit muddy during their set. See you U2 in Denver next year! Hope Lenny comes along,was looking forward to hearing him as well!

I have been wanting to see U2 live forever. I finally got to go when they were in Dallas. It was completely euphoric/amazing/inspiring and everything I had hoped for. Rock on U2!

This was my first U2 concert. I was really happy to see U2 in live. However, we got tickets on the 4th level of the stadium, and the sound was horrible there. When Muse was playing, all thing we could hear was loud noise with excessive echoes. I couldn't hear any lyrics. Then we abandoned our seats on the 4th floor, and went down to the lower level and stood there for the entire show. I am not so tall, so I watched the show through people's legs. I used my binoculars with 90 degree tilted way because I had to fit them to the shape of the slit between people's legs. Well, sound was much better in the lower level (still with some echoes). But I suffered from serious muscle pains next day. I am glad to see tiny Bono and other members performing through my binoculars. But honestly speaking, the 4th level seats shouldn't have been sold first of all. I saw majority of people in the level left in the middle of the show. U2 concert shouldn't be like that.

My husband has been trying to get tickets for several tours...I have loved U2 since a young girl. My other favorite band, MUSE was awesome but I had seen them before...I will take my kids to see U2 on the next tour...Thank you to my wonderful hubby for giving me the best Birthday Gift ever!!! The Show was more than I could have imagined...I was almost close enough to touch Bono, the Edge, Adam, and Larry. Thanks for years of memories reminded by your music...Love the higher law!

October 12th was a day long awaited in our household. My husband and I were simply giddy with excitement at the prospect of seeing U2, but even more so in knowing that we would surprise our son with a special birthday surprise for ringing in number 16. Turning 16 is fairly momentous in the life of a young man, but getting to see your favorite ban EVER was something he would not soon forget! What a night - loved every minute of the concert as the anticipation built for what was about to take place. I loved listening to strains of David Bowie singing Space Odyssey as we glanced at the space ship laid out before us. I'll tell you - these four men are talented. And that doesn't even begin to scratch the surface. From the minute they stepped out onto the stage to the time they walked off it was pure magic! Bonon, The Edge, Larry and Adam are gifted and energetic in presenting their music to eager fans and they did not disappoint. The new album is fantastic and was glad to hear so much of the new music. But there is something about City of Blinding Lights that just makes me want to RUN! I would have gladly taken that stage and given it my all to simply run. To or what I don't know - just that the music of U2 leaves me feeling hopeful and encouraged and flat WORN OUT! The boys from Ireland still have what I'm looking for...

My wife, 15yr. old daughter, and I saw the 2nd Boston show on September 21 and were blown away by it. We all felt that we just had to see the show again and everything fell in place to go to Dallas. The trip was well worth it: we had excellent seats at the 200 level, the sound was terrific, the band was in fine form, and staying at a hotel within walking distance made it easy. Hard to choose a single highlight from such a strong show, but Until the End of the World was a knockout, and the new songs worked really well. Overall a stunning night, I've been going to rock concerts since 1969, and if I've seen a better one, can't recall what it was. Looks like the band won't be returning to Boston for summer 2010 - Toronto here we come.

I've been a fan since 1984 and haven't missed a tour since 1985. I was lucky enough to see three of the shows from this tour (Landover/Dallas/Vegas) and what an incredible show and unforgettable moment for me at the Dallas show. I was the lucky one who had Bono wear my cowboy hat for a few moments during the "I'll go Crazy" remix. It was a truly incredible moment for me at such an amazing show and a moment I will never forget. Thankfully I was able to snap a few photos of that special moment. The band never ceases to amaze me with each tour. I've never been to an event where you can be with 70,000 other fans yet feel as one with the band. Loved hearing "The Unforgettable Fire" live again as well as hearing everything from the new album live for the first (or in my case, second) time. What an evening, what a show, what a memory! Thanks to the "Irish Cowboys"

You always go to a show knowing it will be a while before you get to see the band again. It was a great show. After getting in line at 8AM - being front and center was worth the wait. I don't know this gig would sound good anywhere above the floor - espceially with the roof open. Favorite tune of the night: Until the End of the World Maybe the best live version i've ever heard. It didn't hurt to have Edge standing 10 ft in front of us on maybe the best solo I've hear him turn loose. See you in Houston!

It was totally worth coming from Austin, TX to get in line outside at 12:30 p.m. to be the 680th person in line! I was a little worried about waiting in line 4 1/2 hours befor the show (at my age), but the time just flew by! Although a little chilly (for TX, that is) and a little rainy, it was fun to meet new people, listen to their stories of other U2 shows they'd been to, and to sit around in our camp chairs and have one large picnic. Everyone was sharing their food and drinks. The "honor system" was great, passing down the Sharpie to number our hands so we could get in and out of line. Once in the stadium at 5 p.m., we were able to get a spot in the inner circle about 10 ft. in front of The Edge. What a great view of the band and the stage! It was so exciting when the bridge came over our heads and having The Edge and Bono run around above us. The 360 stage was great. The show was incredible. Loved it! The New Cowboys Stadium was awesome and accomodations were great. Great place to see the show. Sorry to see so many others posting complaints about the accoustics. (My sound system was great in the car on the ride to Arlington.) I come for the visual, and it blew me away!

This was my first U2 concert and I most say it was soo good after I moved from my seat. Ticketmaster moved our tickets to the nosebleads without us noticing, which I wouldn't have mind if it wasn't for the horrible acoustics up there. I blame the acoustic problem on that big stupid screen. After, Muse finished and U2 started we noticed the acoustics problem and by Mysterious Ways; we were trying to find a better place to listen to U2. We relocated to the place with tables in the lower level, and watched the concert standing up with many others. U2 was soo good, the lights and everything, that I can't say that I mind standing up. I can't wait for the next time they come around, I am so buying the front row tickets next time

This was my first U2 show ever. I was beside myself with excitement and so fortunate to be in GA so close to the stage! I've heard how awesome U2 is live, but I did not expect them to be as phenomenal as they were! Thank you so much, U2, for the best night of my life. I hope that I will be able to see you again someday!

This is the 4th U2 show I witness and honestly, although a great show, the best have been arena shows. This was a special show because it was my son's first.

Dallas was my first U2 concert, and I got to enjoy it with my college student daughter. I was blown away by the group. They are truly Hall of Fame, and I guess I can cross them off my bucket list. (actually, can't wait to see them again-so will not doing any crossing off!!). The stadium is a new wonder of the world- but.... the acoustics are terrible. The sound gets lost in there. I'm not even sure it gives the Cowboy's a huge advantage. And for the NCAA to put the Final Four in there is ludicrous. There will be 10,000 happy people, and 70,000 angry folks who would have had a better seat at home. Its time for the NCAA to come back to San Antonio, who puts on a great show. And, hey- U2, how about coming to the Alamodome for a show. We'll give you some authentic Tex-Mex hospitality!!!!!

My third U2 concert, and such an amazing time! Standing room only at a U2 concert is definitely worth the pain and waiting. MUSE was a fabulous opening act! Thanks for coming to Dallas! Greatest band ever!

This was truly an amazing night and days later I'm still in awe!

The stage was highly hyped, but still surpassed my wildest expectations! I've long dreamed of U2 playing "In the Round" - leave it to them to redefine the term! Unfortunate accoustics problems in the new stadium. Would have expected Jerry Jones to have used some of his $1.2 billion in building the place to study and ensure that it would be a great concert venue. But, standing about 10 yards from the outer stage, just under a set of speakers ontop of the Spaceship, I also noticed that something seemed off toward the end of the night with the sound coming directly from above. Also, the flow of the setlist was not quite up to the band's usual standard. In hindsight, while I love the new album, it seemed as though promoting the new songs over-shadowed putting together a set list that made the experience greater than the sum of its parts. But several of the "parts" were incredible. Bono's vocals seemed especially "on"! MLK, City of Bliding Lights and Unforgettable Fire were especially well done! And the revamped, funk version of Crazy was as good as I'd heard. Fourth time to see the lads. Better than their Dallas stop for PopMart, but not better than their Dallas performances during Elevation of Zoo TV. Finally, did anyone else notice Bono rip his earpieces out during the last song and that he seem very agitated? Curious what that was was about?

The stage was highly hyped, but still surpassed my wildest expectations! I've long dreamed of U2 playing "In the Round" - leave it to them to redefine the term! Unfortunate accoustical issues in the new stadium. Would have expected Jerry Jones to have used some of his $1.2 billion in building the place to study and ensure that it would be a great concert venue. But, standing about 10 yards from the outer stage, just under a set of speakers on the Spaceship, I also noticed that something seemed off toward the end of the night with the sound coming directly from above. Also, the flow of the setlist was not quite up to the band's usual standard. In hindsight, while I love the new album, it seemed as though promoting the new songs over-shadowed putting together a set list that made the experience greater than the sum of its parts. But several of the "parts" were incredible. Bono's vocals seemed especially "on"! MLK, City of Bliding Lights and Unforgettable Fire were especially well done! And the revamped, funk version of Crazy was as good as I'd heard. Fourth time to see the lads. Better than their Dallas stop on PopMart, but not better than their Dallas stop on the Elevation Tour or Zoo TV. Finally, did anyone else notice that Bono ripped out his ear pieces and seemed quite agitated during the closing song - a personal favorite - Moment of Surrender?

Fantastic show in Dallas. We traveled from NM for our first U2 show (I've been waiting for 25 years to catch the boys live) and it was wonderful. Muse sounded huge; we enjoyed their set, but nothing could compare to hearing 70,000+ singing "Still Haven't Found" in unison. I've been waiting since I saw the Red Rocks video when I was a kid to sing "Sunday Bloody Sunday" with the crowd, and the song is just as powerful and poignant today as it was in 1983 -- maybe even more so with the green lighting and the images of protesters in Iran. "Streets" also made our night, and the new songs already sound like classics. Our sincere thanks to the band for treating every show like it counts; for us fans, every show does. See you again in Phoenix!

The show was great, but the sound in the new stadium was lame. Maybe next time at the Cotton Bowl? And one other item: Bishop Tutu, Aung San Suu Kyi, freedom protestors in Iran, and... George Bush? One of these is not like the others. Yes, he did a lot for AIDS in Africa. But given the overall record, the tribute seemed a bit like pandering and somewhat of a contradiction from such a huge voice for peace & human rights.

Love U2, they are brilliant muscians and inspiring human beings, which makes the our concert experience that much more disappointing. We couldn't distinguish one song from another, so we spent half our time trying to find a place where we could hear. Then we couldn't see anything. I feel like such a chump, I've read the rave reviews and I feel like I wasn't even in the same place...I am so sad...

Worst concert of my life, but not because of the band. U2 was great, but seats in the 400 level should NEVER be sold at the Death Star. We couldn't hear anything. Many people actually left the concert after a few songs because it was unbearable. We finally found a place to stand in the 200 level where you could actually tell what song was being played, but then we couldn't see the show. What a complete waste of money. I'll never go back to a show at the Death Star, and I hope U2 never does as well. Please come back to Dallas, but play at a decent venue!

U2 singing the Unforgettable Fire in Arlington on Oct. 12, 2009 in Jerry Jones's spaceship/mothership the new Cowboys Stadium

WOW That is all I have said since that night. My life was changed that night in two ways the first was being able to see my idols perform just feet away from me. It is a time that I will never forget. The second was during the third song "Magnificent" a song that I have found great meaning to with my girlfriend I took out a ring and asked her to be my wife. The answer was very clear during the song as other fans around us hugged us and congratulated us as well as took our pictures. So thank you for a great show, thank you for all the inspiration you as a group have given me, and thank you to all the other fans for all your good wishes. (Oh and when you look at the picture and wonder were the ring is well I was so nervous when giving it to her I put it on the wrong hand but don't worry she still said yes and the ring fits great)

As always, the boys put on a great show. I did not care for the venue, however. I felt cheated by the jumbo tron blocking the view of the spire at the top of the Claw. Having been to a previous stop on this tour, I know the spire plays a part in the light show. I, also, wish "Unknown Caller" had been included at the Dallas show since this was so well received in Chicago and the visuals were great. I did like the addition of "Until the End of the World". Don't play at this venue again, please. I thought the sound was fine but alot of other fans felt cheated. And what happened to Bono toward the end of "Moment of Surrender"? He appeared to be in pain...was it the sound from his earpiece...too bad the set had to end that way. But, all in all, a great night.

I have been to many U2 concerts and could not believe the 360 Tour at Cowboys Stadium! WOW! U2 was incredible and the stage was amazing! What a performance! Had a blast and thought the evening was GREAT! Thanks guys for rocking it in Big D!!!! I think the entire metroplex was THERE!!! I hope you return to Dallas in 2010 and loved the show but would request a smaller more intimate venue like American Airlines Center! I had great seats but you still seemed far away! Chickenboy

while 70,000 voices sang Amazing Grace I watched the drunk girl in front of me cry out ...it gave a new meaning to me how far Grace reaches and to hear God say to "you too"

Great show ..We appreciate what you did with the sound. The upper level when muse was playing had sound issues. Jerry Jones' death star will regret not having the place insulated for concerts in the upper level. We moved to our floor seats and the experience was more then exceptional. Our friends from Tennessee loved it! Solution? A second tour with three nights at the American Airlines Center. Stay and enjoy some fine Tex-Mex. We're waiting for a much anticipated return

U2's music has meant so much to me for so many years that I hesitate to complain, but ... While the Dallas show was fantastic, I was shocked and angered that Bono would applaud George Bush for his financial support of medicine for African AIDs patients. After just finishing a tribute to Aung San Suu Kyi and human rights activists, Bono congratulated a human rights violator. Where to begin. Bush started an immoral and illegal war in Iraq that has cost tens of thousands of Iraqi lives in addition to nearly 5,000 American soldiers. What about torture as US policy? Extraordinary Rendition? U2 did not need to pander to the Dallas audience. The audience was already theirs. And I doubt many of them wanted the opportunity to applaud Bush anyway. I've been following U2 for 25 years and I will continue, but it had to be said. Ann from Boston