U2

Prior to their stunning performance at Angel Stadium on June 18, 2011, U2 had just released their twelfth studio album, "No Line on the Horizon," in March of the same year. This album marked a notable departure from their previous sound, diving deeper into experimental territory while still showcasing their anthemic style. The concert, part of their "360° Tour," is memorable not just for its solid setlist, featuring hits like "Even Better Than The Real Thing" and "The Fly," but also for the incredible production, highlighted by a massive circular stage that allowed fans to feel more connected than ever. It's fascinating to think about how U2, after decades in the music scene, continues to evolve and reach new heights in live performances, retaining their status as one of rock's most influential bands. This live show captures the essence of their artistry and the emotional connection they maintain with their audience.

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