U2

The live recording of "Vertigo" from Milan's San Siro Stadium is part of U2's "Vertigo Tour," which ran in support of their 2004 album, "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb." This critical and commercial success marked a resurgence in U2's popularity, showcasing their ability to connect with both old and new fans. The album features notable tracks like "Sometimes You Can’t Make It on Your Own," which addresses lead singer Bono's relationship with his late father. The "Vertigo Tour" was significant not only for its impressive staging and visual spectacle but also because it reinforced U2’s reputation as one of the premier live acts in rock music. The tour included a record-breaking number of performances worldwide, emphasizing the band's lasting influence and relevance in the industry during this period. U2's commitment to social issues and their dynamic live performances further solidified their iconic status during this era.

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