That's a tough call. They aren't getting any younger, but they're one of the few bands that managed to keep the original lineup through their entire careers. If you've only got so many touring years left in you, do you sit out a year, and wait for Larry Mullen Jr. to heal up, or do hire a touring drummer. Touch decisions to be had in the U2 camp.
That's a tough call. They aren't getting any younger, but they're one of the few bands that managed to keep the original lineup through their entire careers. If you've only got so many touring years left in you, do you sit out a year, and wait for Larry Mullen Jr. to heal up, or do hire a touring drummer. Touch decisions to be had in the U2 camp.
You wait for Larry. Dick move if you don’t in my opinion…unless a schedule was in the place or nearly in place
That's a tough call. They aren't getting any younger, but they're one of the few bands that managed to keep the original lineup through their entire careers. If you've only got so many touring years left in you, do you sit out a year, and wait for Larry Mullen Jr. to heal up, or do hire a touring drummer. Touch decisions to be had in the U2 camp.
You wait for Larry. Dick move if you don’t in my opinion…unless a schedule was in the place or nearly in place
Yah, that's what I figure they'll do. I will counterargue though. I don't think u2 has toured since 2019. By the time you get to 2023 it'll have been 4 years. Even with the first year of the pandemic being a hold your breath kind of thing, that's ample time to get checked out, operated, and recover? (especially if you have financial resources). Seems also kind of an odd decision to get operations when the juggernaut might be ready to fire up again.
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That's a tough call. They aren't getting any younger, but they're one of the few bands that managed to keep the original lineup through their entire careers. If you've only got so many touring years left in you, do you sit out a year, and wait for Larry Mullen Jr. to heal up, or do hire a touring drummer. Touch decisions to be had in the U2 camp.
You wait for Larry. Dick move if you don’t in my opinion…unless a schedule was in the place or nearly in place
Yah, that's what I figure they'll do. I will counterargue though. I don't think u2 has toured since 2019. By the time you get to 2023 it'll have been 4 years. Even with the first year of the pandemic being a hold your breath kind of thing, that's ample time to get checked out, operated, and recover? (especially if you have financial resources). Seems also kind of an odd decision to get operations when the juggernaut might be ready to fire up again.
I could see them using electronic beats or loops for a tour. That way they still stay true to the members without having to bring in someone new. And it gets them on the road.
That's a tough call. They aren't getting any younger, but they're one of the few bands that managed to keep the original lineup through their entire careers. If you've only got so many touring years left in you, do you sit out a year, and wait for Larry Mullen Jr. to heal up, or do hire a touring drummer. Touch decisions to be had in the U2 camp.
You wait for Larry. Dick move if you don’t in my opinion…unless a schedule was in the place or nearly in place
Yah, that's what I figure they'll do. I will counterargue though. I don't think u2 has toured since 2019. By the time you get to 2023 it'll have been 4 years. Even with the first year of the pandemic being a hold your breath kind of thing, that's ample time to get checked out, operated, and recover? (especially if you have financial resources). Seems also kind of an odd decision to get operations when the juggernaut might be ready to fire up again.
I could see them using electronic beats or loops for a tour. That way they still stay true to the members without having to bring in someone new. And it gets them on the road.
It'll probably be Travis Barker. It's always Travis Barker
That's a tough call. They aren't getting any younger, but they're one of the few bands that managed to keep the original lineup through their entire careers. If you've only got so many touring years left in you, do you sit out a year, and wait for Larry Mullen Jr. to heal up, or do hire a touring drummer. Touch decisions to be had in the U2 camp.
You wait for Larry. Dick move if you don’t in my opinion…unless a schedule was in the place or nearly in place
Yah, that's what I figure they'll do. I will counterargue though. I don't think u2 has toured since 2019. By the time you get to 2023 it'll have been 4 years. Even with the first year of the pandemic being a hold your breath kind of thing, that's ample time to get checked out, operated, and recover? (especially if you have financial resources). Seems also kind of an odd decision to get operations when the juggernaut might be ready to fire up again.
I could see them using electronic beats or loops for a tour. That way they still stay true to the members without having to bring in someone new. And it gets them on the road.
It'll probably be Travis Barker. It's always Travis Barker
When it's not Travis Barker, it's always Josh Freese.
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Yah, that's what I figure they'll do. I will counterargue though. I don't think u2 has toured since 2019. By the time you get to 2023 it'll have been 4 years. Even with the first year of the pandemic being a hold your breath kind of thing, that's ample time to get checked out, operated, and recover? (especially if you have financial resources). Seems also kind of an odd decision to get operations when the juggernaut might be ready to fire up again.
When it's not Travis Barker, it's always Josh Freese.