U2 will be back on the road later this year with The Joshua Tree Tour 2019.
The Dublin-based band, which confirmed the tour via Twitter, will perform their iconic album in full as part of a tour stopping in New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Singapore and South Korea.
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In 2017, U2 celebrated the 30th anniversary of the 1987 album with a tour to North America, Latin America, and Europe. The tour included a concert at Croke Park in July 2017, RTÉ reports.
It will be the band’s first ever visit to Singapore and Seoul.
"Our audience has given The Joshua Tree a whole new life on this tour. Doing these shows has been very special for us, a lot of emotion… From the despair of how relevant some of the dark songs still are, to the joy, pure fun of the staging… it's quite a ride,” said Bono in a press release.
"And now we get to do it all over again. Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, Tokyo, Singapore, Seoul… We're coming for you."
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The tour starts in Auckland, New Zealand on November 8 and runs through December.
Tickets go on sale June 11. For U2.com subscribers, ticket presales begin on Tuesday, June 4and run until Thursday, June 6.
For ticketing information, go to U2.com.
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