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Final shows of U2 tour now rescheduled

U2 have rescheduled the final dates of their current tour, which they postponed during the spring.
1 of 1 U2 - To play Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Hawaii
U2 - To play Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Hawaii

Billboard reports that the last leg of the tour begins on 7 November in Brisbane, with shows in Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Auckland and Tokyo to follow before the tour finishes on 9 December in Honolulu.

Kanye West, who was originally set to support U2 in Australia and New Zealand, is on the bill for the rescheduled dates in those countries while Pearl Jam will support U2 in Honolulu.

Also on the bill for that show are Rocko and the Devils, the band of U2's stage manager Rocko Reedy.

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