Update (17/11): Lots of people seem to be looking for the start times related to the U2 concerts. Thanks to Maxx (public transport looks to be a great way to get to the concert) we have the details. The gates open at 4:30pm, Jay-z will hit the stage at 7:30pm and U2 will rock the kasbah at 9:15pm.  Should be sweeeeet.
U2 have announced a second show (as expected) on Friday the 26th of November. Tickets go on sale at 9am on September the 9th (Thursday).
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So you’ll all have heard that U2 are coming back to New Zealand’s shores in November for a one off (yeah right) concert.
Since I’m getting quite a few hits to my older posts from people looking for info on this gig, I thought I would list all the stuff we know in one place.
– [First] Concert will be at Auckland’s Mt Smart Stadium on November 25th
– Tickets will go on sale on the 3rd of September (9am) Update: from Ticketek
– Jay-Z will be the support act for Australia and New Zealand
Ticket Prices:
TICKET LIMIT: 8 tickets per transaction.
Ticket Prices (Updated only names):
P1 Seating: $299.90
P2 Seating: $229.90
P3 Seating: $174.90
P4 Seating: $109.90
P5 Standing: $99.90
P6 RED ZONE: $349.50
P7 Seating: $39.90
Transaction fees apply (up to $18).
More details: Ticketek
Stadium Layout:
Frequently Asked Questions:
What time does the concert start?
4:30pm
Are cameras allowed?
Non-professional equipment is allowed (not sure how they define ‘professional)
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