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U2 Ticket Onsale Info

By Sun-Times Wire

As reported earlier, U2 will return to Chicago for a repeat engagement at Soldier Field on July 6. The local office of giant national concert promoter Live Nation has just announced that tickets will go on sale a week from today, on Monday, Nov. 9, via LiveNation.com and at all Ticketmaster outlets.

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