First, I wanna say I'm totally happy to know Bono is better :-)
I went to Seatlle, once I had already paid the filght tickets and hotel last month....yes, I have the tickets to watch them there...then, I got extremely excited to know they already rescheduled the American tour. I'm from Brazil... and it was really hard to get everything arranged.
But here I am ... anxious for next year!!!!
leapardlady
14 July, 2010
wellcome backu2
great news to hearthat bono doing well . hope to see you all next year 2011 hopefully .for now take care of yourself.
mccullough
14 July, 2010
YOU'LL BE WORTH THE WAIT.
Awwwww! It is very nice to see your four smiling faces! We'll see you, next summer, in Anaheim, CA. Take good care of yourselves! And, thanks for the update.
Lots of love from Los Angeles.
timmyboy83
14 July, 2010
Great, Greater, Greatest
Hey Larry, Adam, Edge and Bono.
First of all, i'm very glad that you're health is going well Bono. Next time you become 50, you take it easy okay. ;)
And second of all, i'm very glad that the European leg is about to begin soon! I'm looking forward to see you guys in Germany, France and Belgium!
You guys are the greatest!!!!!!!! Love ya all!!!!!!!!
Greetz Tim.
JRecio
14 July, 2010
Good to hear from U2
Bono has no need to apologize. As long as he's in good health! I think we're looking forward to seeing them more than they are looking to seeing us! I'm glad to see Bono looking well :D In fact, he looks H-O-T! We love U2 music so much and looking forward to hearing it again next summer :D Much love XOXO Jennifer, Corpus Christi, Texas, USA
rllanos
14 July, 2010
good to see that Bono is doing well...
and I'm glad that you guys are doing some new work as well...
Keep up the great music.
mrodrigo
14 July, 2010
Take care Bono!
Bono - no apologies needed! The most important thing is your health, so take care of yourself first. We aren't gong anywhere! We'll be waiting with excited anticipation for your return in June in Anaheim.
mroofka
14 July, 2010
see you in Viena
Thank God You're ok Bono. We really don't need any apologies. It's been a rough time for all of you guys.
I've seen you in Dublin and Chorzow last year and can't wait to see you in Viena in August.
Every little thing you do with music, you do it with all your heart, and that is so special about you guys. No matter what happens all fans will love you including me :)
Take care Larry, Adam, Bono and The Edge :)
14 July, 2010
Best wishes...
...for bono and u2.
djgyuster
14 July, 2010
Early excitement
Glad to hear that Bono is recovering well and that you are all in good spirits! Like true artists you are diligently working on new music and that excites us all. Will we be fortunate enough to hear some of the new music on the North American tour? Don't get me wrong - love the old tunes - but an adjustment to the 360 tour setlist will be welcome (especially since we all own the 360 DVD and the concert is another year out). Long live U2.
14 July, 2010
Best wishes...
...for bono and u2.
julie_av1
14 July, 2010
Thanks for continuing!
I feel bad that Bono felt he needed to apologize for something that was likely unavoidable for him.
I understand why he did.
It must feel pretty weird for him to be at the center of grinding this huge tour mechanism to a halt, rippling through a lot of people's lives. However, I think we need to remember there are four human beings at the core of this movement, and there would be no tour if they didn't make the music in the first place.
They are physically vulnerable, just like the rest of us.
I work at a hospital, and I know that a compressed sciatic nerve is excruciatingly painful, and is serious business to repair and recover from.
I don't think people realize the seriousness of his injury, and that other people might have not continued at this point, citing health reasons.
Thanks, Bono, and U2 for continuing the tour.
djgyuster
14 July, 2010
Early excitement
Glad to hear that Bono is recovering well and that you are all in good spirits! Like true artists you are diligently working on new music and that excites us all. Will we be fortunate enough to hear some of the new music on the North American tour? Don't get me wrong - love the old tunes - but an adjustment to the 360 tour setlist will be welcome (especially since we all own the 360 DVD and the concert is another year out). Long live U2.
robina
14 July, 2010
Tour 2010: With or Without U2
I'll admit I was initially bummed about the postponement, but in the end it still worked out well. I decided to go ahead and go on my U2 tour for the summer with the planned trips to LA, Seattle, Denver and lastly New York next week. I choose cities to see the band based on where I have friends & family to see too, so I consider this a bonus vacation season. And good practice to choose nice hotels near the venues and figure out transportation. A practice tour, if you will. Yesterday was awesome as it started out with getting to know when I can see the band again. Thank you guys so much for the entertaining message! Looking forward to seeing you next year, unless I can squeeze in a bonus trip to see ya this year.
Thank you for taking care of us fans. We love you!
robin - bay area
julie_av1
14 July, 2010
Thanks for continuing!
I feel bad that Bono felt he needed to apologize for something that was likely unavoidable for him.
I understand why he did.
It must feel pretty weird for him to be at the center of grinding this huge tour mechanism to a halt, rippling through a lot of people's lives. However, I think we need to remember there are four human beings at the core of this movement, and there would be no tour if they didn't make the music in the first place.
They are physically vulnerable, just like the rest of us.
I work at a hospital, and I know that a compressed sciatic nerve is excruciatingly painful, and is serious business to repair and recover from.
I don't think people realize the seriousness of his injury, and that other people might have not continued at this point, citing health reasons.
Thanks, Bono, and U2 for continuing the tour.
CAZZY65
14 July, 2010
thanx for that
Glad to hear you are on the mend Bono.
You are ireplaceable.
Really nice touch from four lovely guys.
Bono I think you need a hair cut.
roxmar
14 July, 2010
back to Montreal
wow wow wow
Good to see you all in a good shape, specially Bono. Really good to see you with your wonderfull smile on your face... See you in Montreal, next year July 8... will be my birthday... what an amazing gift to have U2 for my birthday...love you all, you're my lovers since I'm 14. I just turn 44 last week...30 years of passion, 30 years of love, take care... see you in 2011. Gros calins, big hugs from Mtl...
carlsen
14 July, 2010
good news
from denmark looking forword to see you (and the band ) agin. . . .first time camp nou. . .greate best luck- - klaus and trine(loving vife)
julie_av1
14 July, 2010
Thanks for continuing!
I feel bad that Bono felt he needed to apologize for something that was likely unavoidable for him.
I understand why he did.
It must feel pretty weird for him to be at the center of grinding this huge tour mechanism to a halt, rippling through a lot of people's lives. However, I think we need to remember there are four human beings at the core of this movement, and there would be no tour if they didn't make the music in the first place.
They are physically vulnerable, just like the rest of us.
I work at a hospital, and I know that a compressed sciatic nerve is excruciatingly painful, and is serious business to repair and recover from.
I don't think people realize the seriousness of his injury, and that other people might have not continued at this point, citing health reasons.
Thanks, Bono, and U2 for continuing the tour.
SacredRose
14 July, 2010
Right On
Glad to see all of you doing well. Especially you, Bono. Thank you for recognizing the fans and there are no apologies needed. Be well for the tour and I will see you May 21, 2011 in Denver...if not sooner. Peace & Blessings, Michelle
julie_av1
14 July, 2010
Thanks for continuing!
I feel bad that Bono felt he needed to apologize for something that was likely unavoidable for him.
I understand why he did.
It must feel pretty weird for him to be at the center of grinding this huge tour mechanism to a halt, rippling through a lot of people's lives. However, I think we need to remember there are four human beings at the core of this movement, and there would be no tour if they didn't make the music in the first place.
They are physically vulnerable, just like the rest of us.
I work at a hospital, and I know that a compressed sciatic nerve is excruciatingly painful, and is serious business to repair and recover from.
I don't think people realize the seriousness of his injury, and that other people might have not continued at this point, citing health reasons.
Thanks, Bono, and U2 for continuing the tour.
kimmybaby321
14 July, 2010
kimmybaby
Looking good Bono, glad to see you back, although i hope you are not returning too soon and putting yourself through any extra pain.
Take care of yourselves and each other. You are the greatest thing! x
julie_av1
14 July, 2010
Thanks for continuing!
I feel bad that Bono felt he needed to apologize for something that was likely unavoidable for him.
I understand why he did.
It must feel pretty weird for him to be at the center of grinding this huge tour mechanism to a halt, rippling through a lot of people's lives. However, I think we need to remember there are four human beings at the core of this movement, and there would be no tour if they didn't make the music in the first place.
They are physically vulnerable, just like the rest of us.
I work at a hospital, and I know that a compressed sciatic nerve is excruciatingly painful, and is serious business to repair and recover from.
I don't think people realize the seriousness of his injury, and that other people might have not continued at this point, citing health reasons.
Thanks, Bono, and U2 for continuing the tour.
jamilla
14 July, 2010
Welcome back!
I'm so happy to hear you're well again, Bono. God, what a shock you gave us! Don't you ever do that again - either of you!! Now don't overdo your stage performance, Bono, we don't want you to go down again. I've loved your music - and you all - for 25 years. You don't need to apologize - we love you and we would wait for your full recovery for as long as it would take. I'm so looking forward to your concert in Denmark next month, though. Take care..
Love from Jeanett - Denmark
lball656
14 July, 2010
Amazing
These guys are simply amazing and Bono looks better than ever. All is forgiven!
Holden Caulfied
14 July, 2010
Slancha
Good to see you up and about. Be well.
LiDelgado
14 July, 2010
Always
By your side!
Always!!!!!!
Kanzi
14 July, 2010
Woo hoo
What great news and a relief to see you looking so well, Bono! Can't wait for next summer and those new songs. Thanks for the video update.
14 July, 2010
see you on october
i'm so happy that Bono is up and fit!
I'm coming to Rome to see you with my three sisters.
I hope I'll be able to see you well, because I am not so close to you, but i promise that I'll sing all your songs.
I hope it will be a beautiful day!
Hugs and kisses
giovanna from Naples Italy
patricius
14 July, 2010
IRISH EYES ARE SMILIN'!
Good news on your continuing recovery from serious back surgery. I am relieved there was no need for the Last Rites of Anointing ... can't keep a good Irishman down! See you in EDMONTON ALBERTA CANADA June 1st 2011!
My Prayers and Blessings! Father Patrick, Edmonton