U2

The live recording of "Where The Streets Have No Name" at Slane Castle on September 1, 2001, is a significant performance in U2's career, occurring during the Elevation Tour. Prior to this, U2 had released the album "All That You Can’t Leave Behind" in October 2000, which marked a return to a more traditional rock sound after their experimental phase in the 1990s. This album revitalized their popularity and included hits like "Beautiful Day" and "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of." The Slane Castle concert, attended by around 80,000 fans, showcased the band's massive stage presence and their ability to engage with large audiences, reaffirming their status as one of the world's leading rock bands at the time. Moreover, the Elevation Tour was particularly noted for its emphasis on connection with fans and uplifting performances, making this recording a noteworthy snapshot of U2's legacy during that era.

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