During more than two hours of the spectacularly sprawling show, Bono (the true greatest showman), The Edge (guitar), Adam Clayton (bass) and Larry Mullen Jr. (drums) delivered music with a message, something that l Irish actor always has, with none of his social and political conscience diminished.

Even before the show started, a plethora of messages – “Nowhere on Earth do women have as many opportunities as men”, “Don’t Shoot”, “Refugees Welcome”, “Herstory” , “Give peace a chance”, “Vote”, “None of us are equal until we are all equal” – were displayed on the screen. Many messages would be broadcast later during the new song “Get Out of Your Own Way”.

You know, entering a U2 concert, that the Irish want to make America and its homeland great again, only according to their definition.

Images of neo-Nazis were shown during “Staring at the Sun,” a song Bono said about stubbornness and political blindness, while images of marches of women and minorities accompanied “Pride (In the Name of Love), which ended with a photo of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.

The band, so deeply committed to their career, always offer unparalleled extravagances that set the bar very high for what can be a concert experience. (This tour came with a concert app designed for the show, but why watch it all through your phone?)