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Deine U2-Konzert-Statistik Konzert-Statistik Deine U2-Konzert-Statistik Konzert-Statistik: http://www.u2tour.de/statistic.php?id=f9w3om Besuchte Konzerte von achtungbaby-online 15.12.1989 Dortmund, Westfalenhalle 04.06.1992 Dortmund, Westfalenhalle 12.06.1993 Köln, Müngersdorfer Stadion 27.07.1997 Köln, Butzweilerhof 12.07.2001 Köln, Kölnarena 12.06.2005 Gelsenkirchen, Arena Auf Schalke 03.08.2005 München, Olympiastadion Insgesamt: 7 Konzerte in 1 Ländern, 4 Städten und 6 Venues. Alle gespielten Songs (66) Anzahl Where The Streets Have No Name 7 Bullet The Blue Sky 7 Pride (In The Name Of Love) 6 One 6 New Year's Day 6 With Or Without You 6 The Fly 5 Mysterious Ways 5 Zoo Station 4 Until The End Of The World 4 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 4 I Will Follow 4 Sunday Bloody Sunday 4 Vertigo 4 Desire 4 Running To Stand Still 3 Even Better Than The Real Thing 3 Angel Of Harlem 3 Elevation 3 Beautiful Day 3 Bad 3 All I Want Is You 3 Satellite Of Love 2 Love Is Blindness 2 City Of Blinding Lights 2 Ultra Violet (Light My Way) 2 The Electric Co. 2 Seite 1/4 Deine U2-Konzert-Statistik Miracle Drug 2 When Love Comes To Town 2 Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World 2 Party Girl 2 Love And Peace Or Else 2 All Because Of You 2 MLK 2 Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own 2 Unchained Melody 2 New York 1 Kite 1 Miss Sarajevo 1 Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of 1 Yahweh 1 Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me 1 The Cry 1 Walk On 1 Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 1 In A Little While 1 Redemption Song 1 All Along The Watchtower 1 Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses 1 Dancing Queen 1 '40' 1 Love Rescue Me 1 One Tree Hill 1 Help! 1 Van Diemen's Land 1 Stand By Me 1 Dirty Old Town 1 Miami 1 Please 1 Discothèque 1 Staring At The Sun 1 Last Night On Earth 1 Can't Help Falling In Love 1 Mofo 1 Gone 1 If You Wear That Velvet Dress 1 Seite 2/4 Deine U2-Konzert-Statistik Alle Cover-Songs (9) Anzahl Unchained Melody 2 Satellite Of Love 2 Redemption Song 1 Can't Help Falling In Love 1 Dirty Old Town 1 Stand By Me 1 Dancing Queen 1 All Along The Watchtower 1 Help! 1 Opening Songs (5) Anzahl Vertigo 2 Zoo Station 2 Elevation 1 Mofo 1 Bullet The Blue Sky 1 Closing Songs (6) Anzahl Vertigo 2 Walk On 1 MLK 1 Can't Help Falling In Love 1 Love Is Blindness 1 '40' 1 Alben (14) Anzahl Achtung Baby 21.94% The Joshua Tree 17.95% How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb 9.55% Rattle And Hum 9.49% All That You Can't Leave Behind 6.92% War 6.88% The Unforgettable Fire 6.83% Pop 4.94% Boy 3.68% The Best Of 1980-1990 1.22% Passengers Original Soundtracks 1 0.61% Seite 3/4 Deine U2-Konzert-Statistik October (Remastered) 0.6% Zoo TV Live 0.6% Zooropa 0.6% Vorgruppen (10) Anzahl The Thrills 1 Feeder 1 The Zutons 1 Keane 1 Söhne Mannheims 1 Die Fantastischen Vier 1 Fatima Mansions 1 Stereo MC's 1 Die Toten Hosen 1 B.B. King 1 Länder (1) Anzahl Deutschland 7 Städte (4) Anzahl Köln 3 Dortmund 2 Gelsenkirchen 1 München 1 Seite 4/4.
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