U2 ‘Joshua Tree Tour’ Dates For September & October Revealed, From New York To Brazil

U2 has announced even more dates for “The Joshua Tree Tour 2017,” touring throughout the United States and the world at large.

U2 is touring in North America through the beginning of July before heading off to Europe. The tour will then return to U.S. in September for a series of dates that were announced Tuesday, before heading south in October. Check out the full list of new dates for U2’s “The Joshua Tree Tour 2017” as announced by the band itself on its website.

Sept. 3 – Detroit, Mich. – Ford Field
Sept. 5 – Buffalo, N.Y. – New Era Field
Sept. 8 – Minneapolis, Minn. – US Bank Stadium
Sept. 10 – Indianapolis, Ind. – Lucas Oil Stadium
Sept. 12 – Kansas City, Mo. – Arrowhead Stadium
Sept. 16 – St. Louis, Mo. – The Dome at America’s Center
Sept. 22 – San Diego, Calif. – Qualcomm Stadium
Oct. 3 – Mexico City, Mexico – Foro Sol
Oct. 7 – Bogota, Columbia – Estadio El Campin
Oct. 10 – Buenos Aires, Argentina – La Plata
Oct. 14 – Santiago, Chile – Estadio Nacional
Oct. 19 – Sao Paulo, Brazil – Morumbi Stadium

U2 announced alongside the fall tour dates that ticket prices begin at $35, with floor seats in general admission priced at $70. A priority presale for U.S. tickets begins Thursday, June 8 at 10 a.m. local time for U2.com subscribers only. The presale lasts until Saturday, June 10. Subscribers can purchase up to four tickets, while public sales have a six-ticket limit.

For the Mexico and South America tour dates, subscribers will be able to purchase tickets through the aforementioned June 8-10 timeframe, while other tickets will go on sale 10 a.m. local time Wednesday, June 14 in Mexico, Thursday, June 15 in Columbia, Argentina and Chile, and Friday, June 16 in Brazil. Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds is the special guest for the Mexico and South America dates, with a guest to be announced for the fall U.S. dates.

Meanwhile, U2 is currently on tour in the United States, playing a show in Pittsburgh Wednesday night. The list of tour dates for the next few months is as follows.

June 7 – Pittsburgh, Penn. – Heinz Field
June 8-11 – Manchester, Tenn. – Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
June 11 – Miami, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
June 14 – Tampa, Fla. – Raymond James Stadium
June 18 – Philadelphia, Penn. – Lincoln Financial Field
June 20 – Washington, D.C. – FedEx Field
June 23 – Toronto, Ont. – Rogers Centre
June 25 – Boston, Mass. – Gillette Stadium
June 28-29 – East Rutherford, N.J. – MetLife Stadium
July 1 – Cleveland, Ohio – FirstEnergy Stadium
July 8-9 – London, England – Twickenham Stadium
July 12 – Berlin, Germany – Olympic Stadium
July 15-16 – Rome, Italy – Olympic Stadium
July 18 – Barcelona, Spain – Olympic Stadium
July 22 – Dublin, Ireland – Croke Park
July 25-26 – Paris, France – Stade de France
July 29-30 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Amsterdam Arena
Aug. 1 – Brussels, Belgium – Stade Roi-Baudoin

“The Joshua Tree Tour 2017” features U2 commemorating the 30th anniversary of their beloved 1987 album of the same name. The band plays the entire album live from start to finish, which includes hits like “Where the Streets Have No Name,” “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For,” and “With or Without You.” This is the first time U2 is touring to promote a previous album rather than a new one.

U2 also released a reissue of The Joshua Tree on Friday on CD, vinyl, and digital, featuring the album, a live recording of their Madison Square Garden 1987 concert, various outtakes and B-sides, and a book by The Edge featuring imagery from their photo session for the album in the Mojave Desert in 1986.

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“When I see the people we were back then, I see a bunch of pilgrims on a journey towards some kind of creative home,” The Edge writes in the book. “I think that really does capture the spirit of the band at that time.”

U2 is also expected to release a new album called Songs of Experience, a companion piece with their 2014 album Songs of Innocence.

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