Today, the 26th of May is the day I will go by plane (German Wings) to Stuttgard to watch my First Bon Jovi show of this "Have A Nice Day Tour".
It will be a very crazy week. 4 shows in 3 Countries: Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Below are the dates of the shows I will be in:
Sat, May 27, 2006 in Stuttgard, Germany @ Canninstatter Wasen
Sun, May 28, 2006 in Munich, Germany @ Olympic Stadium
Tue, May 30, 2006 in Innsbruck, Austria @ Olympiaworld
Wed, May 31, 2006 in Bern, Switzerland @ Stade De Suisse
I already saw Bon Jovi for 5 times. As many of you know Bon Jovi is my favourite band of all time. I saw them in 93 and 95 in Lisbon and then in 2003 in Barcelona, Madrid and London (Hyde Park, the best show ever).
MY favourite songs that I will expect to hear are: "In These Arms" and "Welcome To Wherever You Are".
After this 4 shows I will be back to Portugal and one week later I will go again to see them in Milton Keynes twice on the 10th and 11th of June.
Well, I hope that everything will be ok. I will take also many photos with my digital camera.
Bye everyone and HAVE A NICE DAY.
Friday, May 26, 2006
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Happy B-Day BONO, 2006-05-10 (Bono talking about AMERICA)
Happy B-Day BONO. Is your birthday..
One year ago you were with U2 in Chicago. Below is a text that Bono said before the "One" song.
U2
Vertigo Tour 2005
Live From Chicago
Message For The World
"
When...
When I was a boy...
My first impression of America...
Was a man...
Walking on the Moon.
And ah, Neil Armstrong...
1969.
I thought, I thought: "This americans are mad.
They are mad."
But I thought: "What can this Country do..."
What can this people do, when they put their minds into it, it's incredible.
John F. Kennedy was the one in 1963 he said:
"By the end of the decade, were going to put a man on the moon."
Well...
It's not because was on everybodys mind...
It just...
It was the right thing to do.
And was.
It was what we are asking now to President Bush...
To Prime-Minister Blair and all the other world leaders to do.
We're asking them to do...
Something extraordinaire.
Not put a man on the Moon...
More like, put mankind back on Earth.
We have the technology...
We have the resources, we have the know-how...
To end the extreme poverty...
If,
If we have the will.
And I believe we have the will.
Others...
You know we have the civil rights movement...
Others, ended apartheid, others talked about the iron curtain.
This is what this generation.
That's up to us.
Our Moon shot, our put the man on the Moon.
We're going to end extreme poverty...
We're going to make poverty history.
That's whats fallen us to do.
And I believe...
That's not an impossible adventure.
I believe, in 50 years, I look back on this moment...
And I'll say...
There was some people...
On a time who said: "It's not ok...
To have a child dying for the lack of a twenty cent imunisation...
It's not ok to have a child die for lack of food in his belly, on the 21st century.
That's not ok anymore."
And I know you know that.
But I'd like you to tell...
To president Bush that...
Prime-minister Blair that and any other politicians you see.
You can do quite easy,
Just take out your cell-phone.
Anyone got cell-phone here?
You can get yourself into a lot of trouble with a cell-phone, check it out.
Cell-phones...
Think those slippery devices...
Turn my lights off, Bruce.
So, we're looking for a million americans...
To email us to join the One campaign.
Not looking for your money...
Looking, for your voice.
"
One year ago you were with U2 in Chicago. Below is a text that Bono said before the "One" song.
U2
Vertigo Tour 2005
Live From Chicago
Message For The World
"
When...
When I was a boy...
My first impression of America...
Was a man...
Walking on the Moon.
And ah, Neil Armstrong...
1969.
I thought, I thought: "This americans are mad.
They are mad."
But I thought: "What can this Country do..."
What can this people do, when they put their minds into it, it's incredible.
John F. Kennedy was the one in 1963 he said:
"By the end of the decade, were going to put a man on the moon."
Well...
It's not because was on everybodys mind...
It just...
It was the right thing to do.
And was.
It was what we are asking now to President Bush...
To Prime-Minister Blair and all the other world leaders to do.
We're asking them to do...
Something extraordinaire.
Not put a man on the Moon...
More like, put mankind back on Earth.
We have the technology...
We have the resources, we have the know-how...
To end the extreme poverty...
If,
If we have the will.
And I believe we have the will.
Others...
You know we have the civil rights movement...
Others, ended apartheid, others talked about the iron curtain.
This is what this generation.
That's up to us.
Our Moon shot, our put the man on the Moon.
We're going to end extreme poverty...
We're going to make poverty history.
That's whats fallen us to do.
And I believe...
That's not an impossible adventure.
I believe, in 50 years, I look back on this moment...
And I'll say...
There was some people...
On a time who said: "It's not ok...
To have a child dying for the lack of a twenty cent imunisation...
It's not ok to have a child die for lack of food in his belly, on the 21st century.
That's not ok anymore."
And I know you know that.
But I'd like you to tell...
To president Bush that...
Prime-minister Blair that and any other politicians you see.
You can do quite easy,
Just take out your cell-phone.
Anyone got cell-phone here?
You can get yourself into a lot of trouble with a cell-phone, check it out.
Cell-phones...
Think those slippery devices...
Turn my lights off, Bruce.
So, we're looking for a million americans...
To email us to join the One campaign.
Not looking for your money...
Looking, for your voice.
"
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