Wow, seriously. U2 put on a spectacular rock show at ANZ Stadium in Sydney that truly was a concert experience like no other.
It's not every night that you get to stand with 80,000 raving U2 fans and watch one of the greatest bands in the world strut their stuff underneath a giant claw that looks like something out of a sci-fi flick.
It's not just the video screens, lights and cameras that makes this stage show so special, it still comes down to the songs and all the beautiful moments that go with it. "It was incredible!," said Triple M's Alexis Savaidis. "A concert experience worlds above anything ever seen or achieved till now. 80,000 people with hands in the air and somehow it felt incredibly intimate for a show that size."
The setlist had a couple of surprises including a dedication to Michael Hutchence with snippets of two INXS songs, while Bono also dedicated "Do They Know It's Christmas" to longtime mate Bob Geldof who was one of many stars in attendance (others included rapper and all-round big mouth Kanye West, Nicole Kidman and someone called Oprah Winfrey).
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