U2

In June 2010, U2 was riding the wave of their album "No Line on the Horizon," released in 2009. The album marked their return after a five-year hiatus and showcased a mix of soaring anthems and atmospheric soundscapes. At this point in their career, U2 was well-established as rock legends, captivating audiences with their powerful live performances. The '360° Tour,' which started in 2009, was ambitious in both scale and production, featuring an innovative circular stage that allowed fans to get up close and personal. The concert in Torino, Italy, was a prime example of this, with the band delivering electrifying hits like "Beautiful Day" and the dynamic "Return Of The Stingray Guitar." Interestingly, this tour also highlighted their commitment to social causes, making it clear that U2's influence extended beyond music. It was a moment where artistry and activism intertwined beautifully.

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