In December 1982, U2 performed a pivotal concert in Belfast, bringing their War tour to the war-torn city. This intimate concert showcased the band's raw passion and distinctive sound, and included the first performance of 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' in Northern Ireland.
On a cold night in December 1982, in the shadow of Belfast 's Albert Bridge fans of the Irish rock band U2 crowded into Maysfield Leisure Centre as they brought their War tour to the war-torn city. While the band were on the cusp of global stardom, this intimate concert was a pivotal moment in bands history.
The band's raw passion and distinctive sound reverberated around the venue as fans listened to a set list which included hits such as Surrender, I Fall Down and I Will Follow. This was also the first time that the band would play Sunday Bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland, a song which was based on events in Derry just ten years prior.
As the band continue their Las Vegas residency, it is unclear if and when they will return to Belfast.It is reported the flight landed safely back at Faro AirportFree drug and alcohol addiction support group to launch in West Belfast
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