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U2 Tickets Most Wanted In 2005

u2-64x64.jpgU2 tickets were the most wanted for 2005. Ticketmaster just released the year-end results of the most-requested shows and events of the past year, and U2 led the way, beating out the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Coldplay, Dave Matthews Band, and the New England Patriots, among others.

 

According to Ticketmaster, U2's Vertigo Tour was the No. 1 most requested event and the No. 1 most requested concert of 2005, making U2's Vertigo Tour the most in-demand ticket of the year.

 

Ticketmaster based its ranking of the nation's most requested events on online page views, information requests, and ticket sales through Ticketmaster

sales channels between January 1st to November 30th, 2005.Here are the Most Requested Events and Most Requested Concerts of 2005, according to Ticketmaster:

 

2005 MOST REQUESTED EVENTS

 

01. U2

02. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

03. ROLLING STONES

04. PAUL MCCARTNEY

05. DAVE MATTHEWS BAND

06. COLDPLAY

07. NEW YORK YANKEES

08. RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS

09. BON JOVI

10. KENNY CHESNEY

 

2005 MOST REQUESTED CONCERTS

 

01. U2

02. ROLLING STONES

03. PAUL MCCARTNEY

04. DAVE MATTHEWS BAND

05. COLDPLAY

06. BON JOVI

07. KENNY CHESNEY

08. EAGLES

09. ELTON JOHN

10. NINE INCH NAILS

 

Source: fantasymusicleague.com

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