What do tickets cost to see U2 on their international tour in 2027?

U2 is readying their passports.The Rock Hall of Famers recently announced they’re going to play huge venues all over the globe on their 2027 The Greatest Show on Earth World Tour.Notable locales on the international run — where they’ll be joined by special guests Wolf Alice and Beck on select dates — include Amsterdam, London, Berlin Mexico City and São Paulo among others.If you’d like to be at “The Greatest Show on Earth,” tickets are officially available for some of the overseas concerts as of today.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one show was $131 USD including fees on StubHub.Other concerts have prices starting anywhere from $134 to $951 including fees.All gigs come in support of the group’s forthcoming 16th studio album “Carnaval de Luz,” which hits shelves on Nov.13.“We…decided…the album should be a countervailing mood to the times,” The Edge told The New York Times.

“People are really a bit lost, and we were like, ‘what is it that we can help with here?’ And we thought an album that’s a party, a celebration, a sort of bringing people together, a gathering around our common aspirations, would be the thing to do.”Ahead of the record’s release, they have released three upbeat singles: “Street of Dreams,” “Silencio” and “The Greatest Show On Earth,” which shares a name with the tour.Prior to the outing, U2 will perform at the NFL’s first-ever Thanksgiving Eve game.They’ll handle halftime show duties in the Wednesday, Nov.

25 contest between the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams.As of now, there’s no word yet on whether or not they’ll be a North American leg of the tour.Keep your eyes peeled though, U2ers.

An announcement could come any “Beautiful Day” now.For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about U2’s 2027 The Greatest Show on Earth World Tour below.A calendar that includes all upcoming U2 concert dates with t...

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