CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Bono, The Edge, Larry Mullen Jr. and Adam Clayton of U2 will hit stage FirstEnergy Stadium Saturday night.
It's the biggest show of the year. If you weren't able to get tickets, you can still follow all of the action right here on cleveland.com.
Reporters Nikki Delamotte, Troy L. Smith and Chuck Yarborough will all be in attendance at the show. We'll also have coverage of the pre-show tailgate party at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Stay up to date with photos, videos and more throughout the night via our live blog and cleveland.com's social media accounts:
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Legendary Plain Dealer rock critic Jane Scott is included in video tribute during "Ultraviolet (Light My Way)"
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Bono onstage in Cleveland. Photo by cleveland.com's David Petkiewicz.
U2's Bono on onstage July 1, 2017, at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland as part of the band's "Joshua Tree Tour."
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Bono seems visibly upset and frustrated as his voice struggles a bit at the end of Red Hill Mining Town. But he's pushing through it.
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After energizing crowd with four-song opening, U2 gets down to business, performing the first song from "The Joshua Tree" album.
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You can actually feel the stadium shaking as The Edge kills it on the guitar during "New Years Day."
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And the show is underway, with "Sunday Bloody Sunday," performed from a satellite stage in the middle of FirstEnergy Stadium.
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The power of U2's Joshua Tree set to consume Cleveland. What to expect over the next two hours? Here's a taste, from "The Joshua Tree Tour" show in June in Pittsburgh.
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Sunset. Almost showtime!
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One Republic is finishing now with a rendition of "I Lose Myself." Other songs they performed in their set: "Stop and Stare," "Apologize," "Counting Stars" and cover of Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World," although Ryan Tedder seemed a bit confused and attributed it to Dizzy Gillespie!
Stop and Stare
Apologize
Counting Stars
What a Wonderful World
I Lose Myself
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Let the show begin! Opener One Republic has started their set.
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A pre-concert show from cleveland.com's Nikki Delamotte. Crowd is beginning to fill in the FirstEnergy Stadium seats.
Crowd begins to gather at U2's "The Joshua Tree Tour" stop July 1, 2017, at FirstEnergy Stadium.
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More Bono, with fans outside FirstEnergy Stadium before the show.
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Plain Dealer music critic Chuck Yarborough is in his seat at the U2 "The Joshua Tree Tour" show. Check out his first report via Facebook Live:
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Set list for June 29 "The Joshua Tree Tour" show at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., included "Mysterious Ways," from "Achtung Baby," only the second time U2 has played the song on this tour. Will they play the song in Cleveland?
Set List for MetLife Stadium: "Sunday Bloody Sunday" / "New Year's Day" / "Bad" / "Pride (In the Name of Love)" / "Where the Streets Have No Name" / "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" / "With or Without You" / "Bullet the Blue Sky" / "Running to Stand Still" / "Red Hill Mining Town" / "In God's Country" / "Trip Through Your Wires" / "One Tree Hill" / "Exit" / "Mothers of the Disappeared" / "Miss Sarajevo" / "Beautiful Day" / "Elevation" / "Vertigo" / "Mysterious Ways" / "Ultraviolet (Light My Way)" / "One"
Read More: U2 2017 Set List Tracker: 'The Joshua Tree' Tour | http://diffuser.fm/u2-2017-set-lists/?trackback=tsmclip
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A little pre-concert fun: 'The Joshua Tree' vs. 'Achtung Baby': What is U2's best album?
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FirstEnergy Stadium, dressed up for U2's "The Joshua Tree Tour."
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Fans showing off their hard-won GA wristbands giving them close-to-stage access to Bono, Edge & Co. at U2's "The Joshua Tree Tour" at FirstEnergy Stadium.
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Bono taking selfies and signing autographs outside FirstEnergy Stadium in the hours before the "Joshua Tree" show.
Plain Dealer music critic Chuck Yarborough takes a look at "The Joshua Tree" album from the vantage point of 2017: