U2 Concert in Mumbai: Best and most liked songs of the famous band

One of most famous bands, U2 will be performing in India for first time ever in December. y will bring ir acclaimed U2: Joshua Tree Tour to Mumbai city. It will celebrate band’s 1987 album by same name. It will be re final show of tour after Seoul, Auckland, Brisbane and Melbourne. Here are best songs from famous band.

1: Where Streets Have Name:

“I want to run, I want to hide / I want to tear down walls that hold me inside.” With its twists and turns with slow buildup, this song soon takes off, epitomizing full spirit of U2. Inspired by idea of breaking down social barriers with an erness for worldwide equality. This song has potential in lyrics of what could that give it a heft under its wings.

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2: Running To Standstill:

A twangy guitar plucked in introduction les you through a couple’s tale of drug diction, as y search for a score in 1980s Dublin. “Suffer needle chill / She’s running to stand still.” song’s lyrics and flow are crafted perfectly between Larry Mullen Jr.’s drum beat and Bo’s soft-spoken vocals that bring it to an uneasy, listless calm.

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3: Sunday Bloody Sunday:

This song was without a doubt band’s most political post-punk anm.  song was band’s response to Bloody Sunday massacre in 1972 when British Army shot and killed 14 unarmed civilian protesters in rrn Irish town of Derry. song is an on edge, take-to--streets roar with one core mess: more war.

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4: New Year's Day:

This song h a cold and ashen with Edge’s icy pia le. This song is a War track that combats bleakness with a hope for rebirth “I will begin again”. am Clayton’s bass line ties whole song toger for a wintery track. song is lyrically inspired by Polish Solidarity movement of early ’80s, but applicable to any challenge that requires rising above.

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