U2

On June 13, 1986, U2 performed a captivating live concert at the Rosemont Horizon in Illinois, during their 'The Joshua Tree' tour. This period marked a significant moment in U2's career, as they had just released the iconic album 'The Unforgettable Fire' in 1984, a work that began to establish their signature sound blending rock with atmospheric layers. 'The Joshua Tree' was on the horizon, set to release in March 1987, a pivotal album that would catapult them into super-stardom. During this Rosemont show, fans could feel the energy as the band was igniting their journey, blending deeply emotional lyrics with rousing performances. U2 had recently solidified their identity as a politically aware band, often using their platform to discuss social issues, adding a layer of significance to their live shows that resonated deeply with fans.

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