U2 finally makes a stop in Manila! TheJoshuaTreeTour2019
The band made the announcement on Twitter, saying:"U2's first ever show in the Philippines."
"We really wanted to bring The Joshua Tree Tour to Asia," said Edge, in the same release."We'd always hoped that it would include a show in the Philippines and now we can finally say that we will see you in December... We are very excited."will also bring U2 to two other Asian cities for the first time – Singapore and Seoul. They will also drop by New Zealand, Australia and Japan.
While the full range of prices has yet to be posted, prices begin at P2,499 with General Admission tickets at P5,250, the band said on their site.Take discussions to the next level with Rappler PLUS — your platform for deeper insights, closer collaboration, and meaningful action.
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