U2 Tribe, a four-piece tribute band, plays the history of U2's music at The Horn, the live music pub by the City station.
U2 Tribe play The Horn on Saturday 20 February, their set running from 21:00 until 23:55. They're a four-piece tribute band based in the South East, billed as the U2 tribute act for the UK and Europe, and fronted by musicians who describe themselves as passionate U2 fans.
The show works through the band's history rather than sticking to one era. It starts with the early post-punk years and cult classics like 'I Will Follow' and 'Sunday Bloody Sunday', then moves into the stadium staples that made them global stars. From there it hits the 1990s reinvention around 'Mysterious Ways' and 'One', and carries on to later hits like 'Beautiful Day' and 'Vertigo'. If you've followed the band from the early days, you'll hear the songs you remember; if you came in later, the big ones are covered too.
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The Horn is St Albans' long-running live music pub by the City station, known for its public bar and especially late Friday and Saturday opening. The room is indoors and the night is for ages 14 and over, with under-18s accompanied by a parent or guardian. Tickets are £13 in advance and £16 on the door, with the music starting at 21:00 and running until 23:55.
