U2

In July 1987, U2 performed at the Hippodrome de Vincennes in Paris, capturing a pivotal moment in their rising trajectory. This concert followed the release of their critically acclaimed album "The Joshua Tree," which had just come out a few months prior, in March of the same year. "The Joshua Tree" marked a significant evolution in U2's sound, embracing a more expansive, spiritual tone that would resonate with fans around the world. During this live recording, their energy and connection with the audience were palpable, showcasing tracks that embodied the band's newfound musical depth. Notably, this performance of "I Will Follow" showcases Bono's raw passion and the band's youthful exuberance, illustrating why they quickly became a defining force in rock music. This concert not only solidified their status but also foreshadowed their legendary ability to create emotional, unforgettable live experiences.

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