Bono has added three dates to his critically acclaimed Stories of Surrender spring 2023 run at New York's Beacon Theatre.
In addition to the original dates of April 15, 17, 21, 22, 26, 28, 29, and May 3, the U2 frontman has added three new dates: May 4, 7, and 8.
This brings the limited run to a total of eleven dates at the iconic venue.
Tickets go on sale on January 9 at 10 am local time.
A limited number of tickets for each newly announced show have been set aside to be made available to U2.com subscribers who were not successful in accessing tickets via earlier presales.
Along with Bono, all the 11 shows will feature Gemma Doherty on harp, keyboard, and vocals; Kate Ellis on cello, keyboard, and vocals; and musical director Jacknife Lee for an evening of "words, music and some mischief".
The announcement of Bono at The Beacon in 2023 follows last year's hugely successful run of Stories of Surrender - a show that left both audiences and critics cheering for more.
The 2023 Stories of Surrender shows are in support of Bono's autobiography "SURRENDER: 40 Songs, One Story," released in November.
'Stories of Surrender' - Bono at the 2023 Dates:
Sunday April 16Monday April 17Friday April 21Saturday April 22Wednesday April 26Friday April 28Saturday April 29Wednesday May 3Thursday May 4Sunday May 7Monday May 8
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