U2 has announced that they have rescheduled the postponed shows that that did not happen due to lead singer Bono’s emergency back surgery. All 16 dates have been rescheduled hough the routing’s city order has been slightly modified. The tour will also close in a new city than previously planned. Rather than wrapping in East Rutherford, which has been charted for a July 20 gig at the New Meadowlands Stadium, U2 take its final bow a few nights later on July 23 at TCF Bank Stadium.

If you had already purchased tickets for the first dates, they will be honored for the new dates in the same city. There are also some tickets still available for the shows so head on over to Ticketmaster and see what is all available. If you strike out there, check out our partner Ticket City as they have a great inventory of U2 Tickets available.

Hope everyone is having a great Summer thus far and getting out and seeing some sporting events and also some concerts. Major League Baseball is in full swing and almost to their half way point and the All Star Break. The World Cup is getting down to their final eight and final four teams and will soon have their championship played in South Africa. NFL and NCAA Football is just around the corner and tickets are selling left and right for both of those events.

So what events have you made it to so far? Are you paying less for your tickets with the down economy etc? It’s very easy to get into Wrigley Field to watch a Cubs game right now as ticket prices have dropped as the team has struggled. Remember, buy the week of the game or concert and almost every time you will be paying less than face value. An example of that was a few weeks ago when the White Sox visited Wrigley Field to take on the Cubs. It was right after the Blackhawks had just won the Stanley Cup and baseball was the only show in town yet I sold multiple tickets for $20 bucks a pop and even gave away four of them to a friend.

Right now the secondary market for baseball tickets is a buyers market no doubt about it. For the best deals, head on over to Ticket City and take a look at their current inventory. While you are there, it’s never to early to check out their NFL Tickets and College Football Tickets either.