U2 musician Bono celebrated St Patrick 's Day in style in the south of France , and even took time out to watch Arsenal 's Champions League tie with Monaco . The 54-year-old was at the Stade Louis II in the French principality to watch Arsene Wenger 's side brave attempt to overturn a 3-1 first-leg deficit and earn a place in the quarter-finals . The Gunners fell just short despite a 2-0 win , exiting the competition on the away goals rule . Bono was spotted talking to fans before the game and took his seat alongside band-mates Larry Mullen Jnr and The Edge . U2 stars Bono ( right ) , The Edge ( left ) and Larry Mullen Jnr were in the crowd in Monaco on Tuesday to watch Arsenal 's win . The musicians watched Arsenal 's Champions League last 16 second leg at the Stade Louis II . With Monte Carlo being a wealthy place and a millionaire 's playground , it should come as no surprise to see a celebrity at a big football match . Bono 's rock band U2 have sold over 150 million records worldwide over almost 25 years . The Irish band will be on tour once again from May , starting with North America before heading to Europe later in the year . The trio enjoy their evening at the Stade Louis II in the glamorous south of France . Prince Albert of Monaco was also in the crowd at the game , naturally supporting the home side .
U2 musician was at the Stade Louis II to watch Champions League tie . The 54-year-old Irishman celebrated St Patrick 's Day in south of Monaco . Arsenal were eliminated despite a 2-0 win over France .