U2 2 at The Palace Theatre: U2-2 are the world's longest running U2 tribute. Formed in 93 by current members under the name Achtung Baby.
The band have now performed over a 1000 shows, all across the world.
They remain the only tribute to have performed alongside their heroes and their past clients include BBC1, ITV1, BLACKBERRY, Sheff Arena, Don Valley Stadium, Ricoh Stadium, Feyenoord Stadium, Belfast Empire Hall, Dublin Point Depot/o2, Olympia theatre, Bahrain Diplomat's Hotel, Portugal Pachas, Rotterdam Nighttown, Manchester Wichwood, Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms, Nene Uni, Hull Uni, Huddersfield Uni, London Uni's, Coleraine Uni, Queen's Uni...and more!The band also feature Irish man 'Brian O'Glanby on vocals who has also performed infront of U2. The band use authentic equipment to replicate U2's vast arsenal of sounds.
U2 2 at The Palace Theatre at The Palace Theatre in Kelham, Nottinghamshire on Saturday, 21 April 2012.
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