U2

In July 2011, U2 was deep into their groundbreaking 360° Tour, supporting their 2009 album 'No Line on the Horizon.' This period marked a significant point in U2's career, showcasing the band's innovation in concert production with their towering, 360-degree stage design. The Toronto show at Rogers Centre was a highlight of the tour, featuring a setlist that included some of their biggest hits, resonating with a packed crowd. Interestingly, 'No Line on the Horizon' explored themes of hope and disillusionment, something that was palpable in their live performances during this era. The band's ability to blend emotionally charged music with stunning visual spectacles really connected with fans, making the 2011 Toronto concert not just a show but an experience that captured the essence of U2's legacy.

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