U2 holds party at Bar None in Yaletown
Canwest News,
October 29, 2009
On Monday night Irish rock band U2 treated their friends and crew to and end of tour party at Bar None in Yaletown.
U2’s 360 Degrees tour, coming to B.C. Place Stadium Wednesday night, carries with it one of the largest, most elaborate stage setups in rock concert history.
Bono, Edge and Larry Mullen Jr. hosted the event for crew and friends to celebrate the final show of the North American lef of the tour, which will be its last headlining gig until next year.
Adam Clayton was unable to attend the party due to the flu, but U2 manager Paul McGuiness attended, as did CEO of global touring and chairman of global music for Live Nation Arthur Fogel and Craig Evans, U2 360 tour director.
Bono danced the night away with his crew and friends and was one of the last to leave. The event went from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Bono and the others were very gracious hosts and mixed and mingled with the group of guests.
DJ Mateo was flown in from New York city to play at the event, and guests enjoyed Bar None’s cocktails and refreshments from Zen Japanese Restaurant and Culinary Capers Catering.
© Canwest News Service, 2009.
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