December 7, 2015 - Paris, France - AccorHotels Arena

Opening Act(s): None

Setlist:

1. The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)
2. Vertigo
3. I Will Follow - Mother
4. Iris (Hold Me Close)
5. Cedarwood Road
6. Song for Someone
7. Sunday Bloody Sunday
8. Raised by Wolves
9. Until the End of the World - Love and Peace or Else - Words
Intermission
10. Invisible
11. Even Better Than the Real Thing - Break On Through
12. Fashion - Mysterious Ways - Burning Down the House
13. Elevation
14. Every Breaking Wave
15. October
16. Zooropa - Bullet the Blue Sky - Ode to Joy - 19
17. Zooropa
18. Where the Streets Have No Name - California (There Is No End to Love)
19. Pride (In the Name of Love)
20. With or Without You
Encore(s):
21. City of Blinding Lights - Ne Me Quitte Pas
22. Beautiful Day - I Remember You
23. Mother and Child Reunion - Bad - Into the Mystic
24. One - Invisible
25. People Have the Power (with Eagles of Death Metal)

Remarks:

The final show of U2's Innocence + Experience Tour happened tonight in Paris, France, and was made up for the November 15 date that was cancelled due to last month's Paris terrorist attacks. The show was recorded for HBO's live broadcast that was to be transmitted later in the evening for audiences in the USA. This fourth show contained a number of pleasant surprises including an extended bridge in "Vertigo" with Bono introducing the entire band. The contest winners from U2.com are brought up on the e-stage and walkway and rejoice. During "Zooropa", Bono changes some of the lyrics in the song and exclaims: "What do you want? Do you want us to be afraid? To turn away from our neighbors? You will not have our hatred. You will not have our hatred. We choose love over fear! Love over fear!" Like the previous night's show, the video screen displays a rolling list of the victims of the Paris attacks while the colors of the French flag illuminate the arena during "City of Blinding Lights". The songs "Elevation" and "One" are performed in all 4 concerts in Paris, making this a first on the entire tour. The biggest highlight of the night came though in the very final song when Bono brought out the Eagles of Death Metal to perform "People Have the Power", a band who tragically lost 89 people in their audience during the deadly attacks. Bono: "They were robbed of their stage three weeks ago, so we would like to offer them ours." In an incredibly bold move, U2 walked off the stage and let the Eagles of Death Metal close out the show with their own song "I Love You All the Time".