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U2 rocks Montreal

"This is the only thing we know how to do," he claimed to a roar from the 80,000 or so fans in the crowd.

He said he'd play the clown in a circus and when telling the audience that his cohort, guitarist The Edge, could do anything, Edge smiled and mimicked throwing knives Bono's way.

And it was a circus of sorts in Montreal this weekend. One wouldn't think the sprawling city, with the hundreds of major concerts it hosts each year, would make a big deal about a concert coming to town - even one featuring arguably the biggest band in the world.

In Moncton on July 30, U2 will complete its 360 world tour, presented by Live Nation and Donald K. Donald Events. Here in the Hub City, concerts featuring the biggest names in music don't come by every day, but last week in Montreal, the city's world-class jazz festival featured hundreds of artists. Katy Perry played the Bell Centre arena, with Taylor Swift playing there this Thursday and Paul McCartney doing two nights at the end of the month. The upcoming Osheaga festival features everyone from Elvis Costello to Eminem. So, Montreal music fans are no strangers to top-billed talent.

Despite that, everywhere you went on Friday, as the city was about to host two nights of outdoor U2 concerts with 80,000 or so people attending each night, there were signs that the band currently touring on the highest grossing series of concerts in history was in town.

Maybe it was the wait. After all, these shows had been scheduled to take place last year but were delayed when Bono hurt his back.

Whatever the reason, Montreal's love for U2 was evident. Seemingly every store - whether it sold music, clothes, shoes or hand-made soaps - played hits by the Irish rock stars. On St. Catherines Street, a band of U2 impostors created a bit of a frenzy as people crowded around the faux Bono and The Edge (who even had a security detail), clamouring for photos.

"No, it is them," one woman insisted. "I just got my picture taken with them. They even have the accents."

The Metro, Montreal's busy and remarkably efficient subway system, was overwhelmed by the 80,000 or so music fans trying to get to the Hippodrome, a former horse racing track, Friday evening. The show went off without a hitch, despite some delays in getting all the people into the concert grounds.

"It was awesome," said Moncton resident Adam Ritchie, who was spotted at Montreal's Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport leaving the city yesterday. "It was a really amazing show. The stage is unreal.

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