U2

In June 2017, U2 performed 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' during The Joshua Tree Tour, celebrating the 30th anniversary of their iconic album, 'The Joshua Tree,' released back in 1987. This live recording captures the band at a reflective yet powerful moment in their career, as they revisited themes of conflict and peace that resonate deeply both in the song and today's world. The tour itself was monumental, featuring a rich blend of old favorites and newer tracks, such as those from their 2014 album 'Songs of Innocence.' Interestingly, Bono and the band often infused their live performances with social messages, making each concert not just a show but a call for action. Fans were eager to relive the energy of a band that has, for decades, balanced introspection with anthemic soundscapes. It's hard not to feel a sense of history when they play such a vital, politically charged song, isn't it?

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