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28-02-01 news EXCLUSIVE
U2 very close to Dublin gig...

Irish rockers U2 have told ShowBizIreland.com that today is the day that they will know if they will or will not play a private Dublin concert for 1,000 lucky fans. Speaking to us exclusively at the Universal records party after the Brit awards early yesterday morning drummer Larry Mullen said that today they would know very soon if the gig was going ahead.

"I’ll know in two days if it’s on or not," Larry said as he left the party for his limousine. While Larry went back to the bands hotel singer Bono and bass player Adam Clayton partied until the early hours with their manager Paul McGuinness in the BMG records party which was held in the luxury Home House on Portland square.

Recently in Dublin Bono confirmed to ShowBizIreland.com that he was "thinking about a Dublin gig" and further sources revealed that if the gig was to go ahead it would be held in the Vicar Street venue.

Vicar Street in Dublin is owned by Harry Crosbie, a co-owner of the U2 hotel The Clarence. Vicar Street is also where Bob Dylan played an intimate concert last year for 700 lucky fans which included Bono and his wife Ali.

Tickets for the gig if it goes ahead will be like gold dust and would be expected to reach close to 2,000 pounds each as they did at the bands recent gig’s in New York, Paris and London.