for the LED screen in the PopMart Tour. The ellipse was also replaced with two catwalks leading to two B-stages in the style of the 'Vertigo target'. Lighting gear list The following gear was used for the show's lighting: 54 Martin MAC 2000 Wash 15 Vari*Lite VL3000 37 Martin Atomic 3000 Strobe 66 2x2 DWE audience blinders 12 Lycian M2 Follow Spot 6 Strong 3K Gladiator Follow Spot 6 Saco Technologies LED Factory Light (custom) 24 ETC Source Four Leko 6 Lowell Tota light 6 1x4 DWE audience blinders 2 18K HMI Fresnel 1 Flying Pig Systems WholeHog 3 console (running beta version of the new 1.3.9 software) 189 MiSphere string 4 Barco G10 projector 5 Barco G5 projector 5 Folsom Encore image processor A PlayStation controller was used to control High End Systems DL1 units for audience shots presented on the large video screens. Set list The show's set list varied, with notable differences between each leg of the tour. Main set The arena shows of the first and third legs usually began with the same trio of songs: "City of Blinding Lights", "Vertigo", and "Elevation". On the first leg, "City of Blinding Lights" would alternate with "Love and Peace or Else", and sometimes "Beautiful Day" appeared in the opening trio. In contrast, the stadium concerts of the second leg opened with "Vertigo", "I Will Follow", and "The Electric Co.", though "I Will Follow's" position was occasionally occupied by other songs. By the fourth leg, "City of Blinding Lights", "Vertigo" and "Elevation" were the standard opening trio that was only altered once – early on in the fourth leg. After the opening trio, songs from U2's early days were played at the arena shows, while the stadium shows featured more anthemic rock songs. "New Year's Day", "Until the End of the World", "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For", and "Miracle Drug" were examples of songs that often appeared in the main set. Beyond this point in the set list, the stadium and indoor sets became roughly similar. "Sometimes You Can't Make it on Your Own" was played at every show as a tribute to Bono's father. There was then a sequence of politically based songs (usually "Love and Peace or Else", "Sunday Bloody Sunday", and "Bullet the Blue Sky"), based around the theme of "Coexist" (written to show a Muslim Crescent, Jewish Star of David, and Christian