U2 Offers Free Stream Of Rose Bowl Show

U2's live show webcast from the Rose Bowl in Pasadena last week was a record breaker. Ten million streams made it the largest streaming event in YouTube's history. If you missed it - or you simply want to watch it all over again - the band has posted the entire 2 hour, 21 minute show for streaming any time. RockStar Weekly has conveniently posted it here for you. Sit back and enjoy the show.

The 360 tour, which opened June 29 in Barcelona, will return to Europe for what’s currently slated to be a 12-date run beginning Aug. 10, 2010, in Frankfurt, Germany. The new leg also will hit Denmark, Finland, Russia, Austria, Greece, Turkey, France, Spain and Portugal, as well as select North American dates, including a return gig to Toronto and a new one in Edmonton.

U2 also announced that fans who sign up for or renew their U2.com membership for 2010 will receive an exclusive new remix album, a sequel to 1995’s fan-club Melon remix CD. The new remix disc is the latest in a series of exclusive U2.com releases, including ZOO TV Live and Go Home: Live From Slane Castle, Ireland. Subscription details are here.

U2 360 North American Tour 2010:

6-June - Anaheim, CA - Angel Stadium
12-June - Denver, CO - Invesco Field
16-June - Oakland, CA - Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
20-June - Seattle, WA - Qwest Field
23-June - Edmonton, AB - Commonwealth Stadium
30-June - East Lansing, MI - Spartan Stadium
03-July - Toronto, ON - Rogers Centre
06-July - Chicago, IL - Solider Field
09-July - Miami, FL - Land Shark Stadium
12-July - Philadelphia - Lincoln Financial Field
16-July - Montreal, QC - Venue to be announced
19-July - New York - New Meadowlands Stadium

U2 360 European Tour 2010:

10-August - Frankfurt, Germany - Commerzbank-Arena
12-August - Hannover, Germany - AWD Arena
15-August - Horsens, Denmark - Casa Arena
16-August- Horsens, Denmark - Casa Arena
20-August - Helsinki, Finland - Olympiastadion
21-August - Helsinki, Finland - Olympiastadion
25-August - Moscow, Russia - Luzhniki
30-August - Vienna, Austria - Ernst Happel Stadium
03-September - Athens, Greece - Olympic Stadium
06-September - Istanbul, Turkey - Ataturk Olympic Stadium
15-September - Munich, Germany - Olympiastadion
18-September - Paris, France - Stade de France
22-September - Brussels, Belgium - Stade Roi Baudouin
23-September - Brussels, Belgium - Stade Roi Baudouin
29-September - Seville, Spain - Estadio Olimpico De La Cartuja
02-October - Coimbra, Portugal - Estadio Cidade Coimbra
03-October - Coimbra Portugal - Estadio Cidade Coimbra