Now Showing: 8,866 Artists | 51,099 Events

The Concert Hotwire™

Help / FAQ| Send Feedback
Average Ticket Prices
"Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival" $28.30      Testament $24.03      Hank III And Assjack $18.23      Les Claypool $30.35      Incubus $34.34      Robin Williams $81.95      Motorhead $32.41      Glasvegas $17.40      Stephen Lynch $28.95      Mötley Crüe $39.49      Cursive $14.98      Xavier Rudd $25.47      Bonnie Raitt $51.34      Gavin Rossdale $24.85      David Copperfield $52.95      Mastodon $25.23      REO Speedwagon $36.17      Flogging Molly $25.96      Avenged Sevenfold $36.27      "No Fear Energy Music Tour" $33.30      No Doubt $46.58      Great Big Sea $38.33      John Legend $56.55      Clutch $21.24      Blink-182 $33.51      Disco Biscuits $32.10      "One Night Of Queen" $35.93      Cheech & Chong $46.30      Citizen Cope $25.40      Christopher Guest / Michael McKean / Harry Shearer $46.33      Michael Franti $27.22      Silverstein $19.45      The Wailers $18.80      The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus $15.26      Styx $36.36      Disturbed $35.87      Modest Mouse $31.92      Michael Flatley's "Lord Of The Dance" $46.61      Jamie Foxx $60.53      New York Dolls $24.37      Dane Cook $63.98      Lynyrd Skynyrd $35.42      Dark Star Orchestra $28.68      Missy Higgins $21.74      The Allman Brothers Band $54.21      The Decemberists $30.83      David Cook $33.92      Gwar $20.14      Gaelic Storm $25.73      Death Cab For Cutie $34.81      
See all average ticket prices
U2 To Play Free Show At Brandenburg Gate

Posted on Tuesday October 27, 2009 at 07:01 PM Add |

Achtung, baby: U2 will play a free concert in Berlin to help the city celebrate 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall.

  • U2

    Scott Stadium @ Univ. Of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.
    October 1, 2009

    (John Darwin Kurc / TruantStudent.com)

    Add |

Music network MTV said the Irish rockers will perform in front of the Brandenburg Gate on Nov. 5 during the MTV Europe Music Awards

The show will be beamed into the awards ceremony at Berlin’s O2 World arena.

U2 manager Paul McGuinness said it would be exciting to be in Berlin, “20 years almost to the day since the wall came down.”

The wall fell Nov. 9, 1989, ending almost 30 years of separation between east and west.

U2’s 1991 album Achtung Baby was partly inspired by the band’s stay in the city.

Tickets for the show are available through the http://www.u2.com and http://www.mtvema.com websites from 0800 GMT (4 a.m. EDT) Wednesday.

--Associated Press

0 Comments leave a comment RSS

Artists Mentioned in this article

Latest News view all

Recent Hotstars view all RSS

Tyrone Wells

November 20, 20094 |

Find an Article

Tools