U2 - Live from South Bend, Indiana 2001-10-10 (Full Show) [Pro-Shot]

The historic show at Notre Dame University that started the third leg of the Elevation tour in October of 2001. Originally broadcast on the web, this is JEMS’s capture of the satellite feed for that webcast. One of the best and most important U2 shows ever.

00:05 Beautiful Day
05:11 Until the End of the World
10:10 New Year’s Day
15:10 When Will I See You Again
16:08 Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of
21:27 What’s Going On
24:59 New York
30:33 Pride (In the Name of Love)
34:17 Sunday Bloody Sunday
42:05 Kite
47:13 Angel of Harlem
51:22 Staring at the Sun
56:07 Bad
01:02:39 Where the Streets Have No Name
01:08:41 I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For
01:12:53 With or Without You
01:18:40 [Encore Break]
01:20:28 Elevation
01:26:00 Mysterious Ways
01:33:42 One (with extended intro)
01:43:50 Peace On Earth
01:44:47 Walk On

[jakeperrine]

Amazing! I ran camera for the live stream for this show! Myself, and two other friends from Real Networks were are the crew for the live stream. This was my camera angle, I shot this! for this tour they had four massive cameras, one trained on each member of the band, that was turned into black and white, and put on massive screens above the stage. This was obviously not one of those. But mine was this wider angle shot. In the user interface you could pick which angle you wanted to watch, including two, 360° cameras that we set on the stage and you could pivot the angle yourself from the player. Plus an audio only stream, made for eight different streams to choose from.

I remember crawling through the rafters of this arena at Notre Dame running an ethernet hard line specifically for this broadcast, and being over the stage during sound check and thinking “I hope I don’t drop anything or sneeze while I am up here over the band! “And when I got to our broadcast operation center under the bleachers, I had only five more feet of our 500 foot spool remaining.

There were multiple challenges in getting the broadcast together, but we managed to overcome all of them in the nick of time. We also got to interview the crew and shoot a tour under the stage.

The Edge is their QA person, and we were asked to shoot the soundcheck so he could review the quality before the broadcast went live. So after soundcheck, I had edited together some of the highlights of sound check and in walks The Edge with about 30 people from U2.com in tow. He sticks out his hand and says “Hi, I’m The Edge.” I said “I know!” like the nervous superfan I am! He listened to my edit twice and then slowly nodded and smiled and said “… I think we have a show!” The entire room let out an exhale of relief that our months of prep had paid off! He was a humble Buddha of a guy.

I was told that the audio from my camera would not be used in the broadcast, and I did roll a back up tape just in case, and when I played it back later, I realized I was singing along at the top of my lungs through the entire show! 😂

The broadcast won a Yahoo best of the Internet award for 2001. Definitely one of the peak experiences of my life. I could write an entire book about that event.

[williamedward]

My mom and dad took me, my older brother and sister to this show. I was 10 years old and I thought this was an amazing show. After that night in October 2001, I realized God blessed me with the coolest parents and siblings in the world. RIP Matt

[donovansolmos]

I was at this show and I think my seat was somewhere in front of this view. Worked at a nightclub in South Bend and someone gifted my boss 2 tickets. He took me. The energy and love inside that smaller venue after 9/11 is something I'll #neverforget Best show I've ever been to. Thank you for sharing!! ...Also saw Dennis Rodman's 1st exhibition game w/ the Bulls here too against Shawn Kemp and the Supersonics

[Non-prefect]

So 4 weeks after 9/11 this band was pumping as much love into the country as it could . For all that can be said to poo poo on these fellas, they stood and delivered when it was needed the most

[Cesa]

Habe to sag that in 2022… this Kind of Video Quality is absolutely enough. No ohne needs 8K/UHD in the Energy / Power etc.. is Right. Love that Show. Me- 80s kid. 2022 f..k off.

[TheFly]

Where the Streets have No Name is quite possibly the greatest rock song ever written. At least in the last 40 years.

[O.D.A._Band]

I was on this tour. pure nostalgia :-) Thanks for sharing!

[adrianrussell]

Not a phone in sight…. The good old days…

[stewartbergman]

This concert sounds awesome, nice job whomever recorded it, excellent!!!

[dougdoug]

Still the biggest band on earth 2021/2022

[jfayiii]

Later on during this leg of the tour (we were at the Tampa show on 12-01-2001), they 360 projected the names of the 9/11 victims, instead of the song lyrics - much like they did during the Super Bowl a couple months later, just immersively. I'll never forget it.

[finbaroreilly]

Incredible concert.. fantastic audio and camera work.. thank you for uploading..🤘

[TashTasha]

Great show, I was there for 3 days working security during rehearsals. Good memories.

[wookieriot]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. This was my first U2 show and being able to watch it again after so many years is just amazing! Thank you!

[Basil_Hallward]

This is probably the pro-shot I have listen to the most.

I remember I got it first time from the mule back in the day.

Killer concert, Killer album, Killer Live Band.

Thanks a million for the upload!!

[kathygaskins]

Looks like it was a really great show and a really wonderful experience for the audience. This happened not long after 9/11. God bless U2 for pulling out this kind of energy, from themselves and their crowd, at this time, in the Heartland of the U.S.

[johnburns]

I was there. One of the best nights of my life.

[psychedeliccarrie]

Besides the New York shows that year and the Super Bowl the following, this is definitely one of their best shows ever, maybe one of the most moving concerts ever recorded.

[SFH_Stuff]

amazing content, thank you for doing this. I've been hungry for quality lives from past eras, so this is exactly what i need

[davidsparcks]

I was 12 when this happened and really wanted to go. I tried to win tickets by calling into a local radio station contest. They were looking for caller #93 I think, but I was #2. My family had just gotten a cell phone, and I waited by the radio all day with the number pre-dialed. Apparently, I was too fast! So glad to finally see what this concert looked like 20 years later.