U2 iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Photo Book Give A Way

New York City:  Thank you everyone around the world for your support our our projects. U2TOURFANS has and will always be dedicated to U2 Fans around the world. We are as far reaching as the South Pole and as close as Central Park in the spring time.

Fans we want to do something today for you.  We are offering one Limited Edition Mark Peterson U2 Photo book to a fan. To make it easy. Fill out this simple form and we will select a person in the next 48 hours. 

Mark Peterson has been a U2TOURFANS Director of Photography for many years. Covering the 360 tour as well as the current tour. He images have been used within many publications. This series was taken during the MSG residency back in July 2015. Mark has an eye to capture the experience and this photo book will transform you back to the evenings in New York.

If you would like to have your own copy which will be shipped out in time for the holidays you can order directly from our website.

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Be vigilant, but be unafraid ! As U2 heads back to Paris

New York City:  Bono was honored during the10-year anniversary of his humanitarian organizations, ONE and (RED), Bono, U2’s frontman, was characteristically hopeful about returning to Paris, stressing joy and defiance in the face of terror.

"Nothing will stop us from going back. Be vigilant, but be unafraid." U2 does not have a history of canceling shows and as Bono said "Its the Irish in us we just don't want to give into terrorism.

The head of Live Nation Arthur Fogel's face said it clearly to us that this was not going to happen. Now we needed to turn our focus to how can we help our fellow musicians "The Eagles of Death Metal"  As we focused on our departure from Paris we offered our plane and in the end we found what was needed most was some mobile devices to reconnect. Since the band lost their phones at the venue.

When asked about the new scheduled shows in Paris, Bono said that the show will go on as normal. Defining normal as the show was intended to be. Its business as usual as act of defiance.

Paris will be the end of this tour. The band had planned to end their tour at home in Dublin however its fitting that the boys head back to Paris with all the hope in the world for peace.

World Aids Day / U2TOURFANS Photo Book Donation

New York City:  Today is World AIDS Day and U2TOURFANS wants to team up with you today and make a donation to the One Campaign. Lets all make a difference today.

U2 Innocence + Experience Tour Photo Book

Deluxe Edition $90.00 USD Standard Edition $45.00 USD

Each Mark Peterson Photo Book purchased today a donation will be made on your behalf to "One Campaign" To date (RED) has generated more than $300 million for The Global Fund to support HIV/AIDS grants in Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Rwanda, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania and Zambia.

What is World AIDS Day?

World AIDS Day is held on the 1st December each year and is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, show their support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died. World AIDS Day was the first ever global health day, held for the first time in 1988.

Why is World AIDS Day important?

Over 100,000 people are living with HIV in the UK. Globally there are an estimated 34 million people who have the virus. Despite the virus only being identified in 1984, more than 35 million people have died of HIV or AIDS, making it one of the most destructive pandemics in history.

Today, scientific advances have been made in HIV treatment, there are laws to protect people living with HIV and we understand so much more about the condition. Despite this, each year in the UK around 6,000 people are diagnosed with HIV, people do not know the facts about how to protect themselves and others, and stigma and discrimination remain a reality for many people living with the condition.

World AIDS Day is important because it reminds the public and Government that HIV has not gone away – there is still a vital need to raise money, increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve education.

* Donations will be made on your behalf for each purchase. You will receive a confirmation of the donation made on your behalf via email.  U2TOURFANS is not affiliated or associated with One Campaign nor RED. The donation is simply our way of partnering with you to give back for the greater good of man kind. 

Innocence + Experience Tour Photo Book 2015 Cyber Monday

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New York: Mark Peterson has created the most outstanding gift item available today for a limited time discounted for Cyber Monday.

This collection of images taken during U2's MSG residency is only available here.

Mark captures the feeling in full HD color and has created a gift item that U2 fans agree is a must have item. This limited edition book is only available here.

As U2 rocked Madison Square Garden in New York City for 8 concerts back in July 2015, Mark Peterson was hard at work taking amazing photos for our U2 fans to enjoy. The amazing shows that they were are now available to view through the lens of Mark Peterson. He has produced 2 styles of Photobooks that will take you back to Madison Square Garden through some amazing images. The story line is evident through the photos and this will allow you to relive the set list from start to finish.

"The feeling of Madison Square Garden was just unbelievable." - Bono

U2's Return to Paris

Paris, France:  Over the last few days new rumors have started to surface that the band may be returning to France after the Dublin shows.

However this has yet to be to confirmed. The French authorities will decide when U2 returns to Paris according to Bono's comments during earlier interview.  

The band is currently in Ireland playing a total of 6 shows will continue to finish out this leg of the tour and return to the studio to finish up the next album which is due to be released early 2016. 

Mean time Bono reflected back on the MSG shows; The feeling of Madison Square Garden was just unbelievable. ... The feeling was just "this is who we are; you can't change us,"

Bono said" 'You're not going to turn us into haters, or you're not going to turn us around in the way we go about our lives.' That was the feeling of Madison Square Garden back then, and I hope that will be the feeling at Bercy (the arena in Paris) when we get back there."

Mark Peterson our lead photographer captured the complete MSG residency and has created one of the best U2 concert photo collection available this tour for fans.   Your can purchase this limited edition book directly from the website and the book will be shipped worldwide.

U2 All Star Event Possible

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Sources suggest that U2 have been in talks to lead an all star Paris concert event to benefit the victims of November 13th attacks.

The boys are in discussions to put together a concert to help the families of the victims.  Bono has been trying to work on getting other musicians lined up to support the event.  In the wake of most bands now canceling any euro tour this might be a challenge.

However if any one can pull it off Bono would be the one to get everyone engaged.  We will check back with our sources and update as information becomes available.

U2 iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Tour Photo Book

Finally the completed works of Mark Peterson have arrived and are now available on-line for sale. Mark is traveling to the next concert location and will be on site taking photos as he has done many times before. However this time he will be out looking for you the fan. Lets be sure to support Mark and his wonderful work. Thank you

As U2 rocked Madison Square Garden in New York City for 8 concerts back in July 2015 , U2Tourfans very own Mark Peterson was hard at work taking amazing photos for our U2 fans to enjoy. The amazing shows that they were are now available to view through the lens of Mark Peterson. He has produced 2 styles of Photobooks that will take you back to Madison Square Garden through some amazing images. The story line is evident through the photos and this will allow you to relive the set list from start to finish.

The Standard Photo book is 11.25” x 8.75” and has 40 pages. This book would cost you $75 to print yourself, we are selling for $45 USD (45 Euro/35 GBP) + postage.

The Deluxe Edition is 15” x 11.25” and has 50 pages. This book also has high gloss images and lay flat pages, as well as an additional 10 pages of images. This book presents over $180 of Retail value to get it made yourself, we are selling this to you for $90.00 USD (90 Euro/75 GBP) + postage.

Book Options

Standard Edition $45.00 USD Deluxe Edition $90.00 USD

Bono Speaks Out Against Terrorism

Paris, France:  In response to the attacks in Paris as well as a government issued request U2 along with other concert events have all canceled their Friday Night and Saturday night shows. Saturday's nights show was to be the HBO special which industry insiders stated this would be the return of HBO's live event programming to compete against the slew of online entertainment choices. 

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As the events unfolded Brian Murphy Head of U2 security already alerted the band and crew and safely marshaled everyone back to the hotel safely. The city was closed with no airport access, no ground transportation moving in or around the city. The band and crew remained at the hotel to watch in horror as the events unfolded on TV.

Bono spoke out on Dave Fanning's broadcast "This is the first direct hit on music that we've had in this so-called 'War on Terror' or whatever it's called," continued the singer, known for his left-leaning political views. "It's very upsetting. These are our people. This could be me at a show. You at a show, in that venue. It's a very recognizable situation for you and for me and the coldblooded aspect of this slaughter is deeply disturbing and that's what I can't get out of my head."

The band laid bouquets of flowers on a makeshift candlelight memorial on the pavement next to the scene of the deadliest incident, a shooting attack inside the Bataclan Theatre.

Gunmen shot dead at least 110 people watching the American band Eagles of Death Metal perform at the concert hall. The musicians survived, while Nick Alexander, 36, who worked at their merchandise table during the group's our, was killed, his family said in a statement to Rolling Stone.

At least 129 people were killed in all six attacks, the deadliest to take place in Paris since World War II. The terrorist group ISIS has claimed responsibility.

HBO, Live Nation and U2 are "are fully resolved to go ahead with this show at an appropriate time,"

Our crew will be heading to Belfast and Dublin to capture the final shows for 2015. This has been an interesting year for the band one filled with grief, sorrow, loss and as well as many outstanding memorable times. No word has been given yet for 2016/2017 dates however knowing U2 we would expect the boys to head out on the next leg around the world.