U2 brings Carnaval to Europe
The legendary U2 are gearing up for a spectacular global adventure, bolstering their 2027 Carnaval De Luz Presents: The Greatest Show on Earth itinerary with exciting new dates across Europe and beyond. This monumental tour promises to be an unforgettable journey for fans of rock and stadium anthems.
The adventure kicks off with high-octane performances, starting April 26 in Stockholm before sweeping across the continent. The tour schedule is already packed with iconic stops, including dates in Paris, Lisbon, Amsterdam, London, and Berlin, culminating in a grand finale in Milan on July 6.
The curtain will be raised by Wolf Alice, setting the stage for a journey that is set to include 11 dates across South America, supported by Beck. Fans can get their tickets for these dates starting November 5.
The scope of the project is vast, with the overall schedule beginning February 23 in Mexico City. While dates in Spain and North America are still pending announcement, the focus remains firmly on delivering a massive, worldwide experience.
Beyond the live performances, the promotion for the project is equally engaging. U2 is also hosting exclusive listening parties around the globe from November 12 to 15, offering fans a chance to delve into the new material and partake in exclusive giveaways, including limited “Powder Rose Pink” vinyl.
This tour serves as a vibrant celebration of the band’s latest work, marking the release of their new studio album, which will be released by Interscope on November 13. It’s a perfect convergence of music and celebration.
As the journey unfolds, the group is also preparing for other high-profile appearances, including headlining the halftime show during the NFL Thanksgiving Eve game on November 25, where Bono-led group will take the stage at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
Even as the tour reaches its peak, there is a sense of anticipation for the next chapter. The Edge has hinted that while the immediate tour wraps up in Ireland, the legacy of the Greatest Show on Earth continues to evolve, promising continued musical exploration.
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