Question 1

Can I book U2Baby for a private event?

Accepted Answer

Yes. U2Baby perform private events including corporate functions, weddings and fan parties. Get in touch via the contact page at https://www.theu2tributeuk.com/contact-u2baby with details of your event.

Question 2

How long is a typical U2Baby set?

Accepted Answer

A standard U2Baby show is two sets of around 45 to 50 minutes each, totalling approximately two hours of music. Shorter single sets and festival slots are also available on request.

Question 3

Which U2 eras does U2Baby cover?

Accepted Answer

U2Baby's repertoire spans the full U2 catalogue from Boy and October through The Unforgettable Fire, The Joshua Tree, Achtung Baby, Zooropa, Pop, All That You Can't Leave Behind, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, No Line on the Horizon, Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. They also perform iconic live concert versions rather than just album tracks.

Question 4

How far will U2Baby travel for a show?

Accepted Answer

U2Baby are based in the UK and perform across England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. They also perform internationally, with previous shows in Dublin, Monaco, Bahrain and Warsaw.

Question 5

Are U2Baby officially connected to or endorsed by U2?

Accepted Answer

U2Baby are an independent tribute act and are not officially affiliated with U2 or their management. However, their credibility in U2 fan circles is well established — Guggi, one of Bono's oldest friends, was quoted in Hotpress saying 'I thought U2Baby were amazing.'

Question 6

What are U2Baby's technical requirements?

Accepted Answer

U2Baby work with a range of stage sizes and can accommodate most venue setups. A full technical rider is available on request by emailing bookings@theu2tributeuk.com.

Question 7

How do I book U2Baby?

Accepted Answer

You can book U2Baby by emailing bookings@theu2tributeuk.com or by completing the contact form at https://www.theu2tributeuk.com/contact-u2baby. They aim to respond to all enquiries within 48 hours.

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