U2 was unsure how to follow up on The Joshua Tree's success. Unfortunately, the result wasn't nearly as successful as anyone ...

U2 guitarist the Edge discusses the group's upcoming 'Joshua Tree' anniversary tour and the status of 'Songs of Experience.' ...

U2 On 'The Joshua Tree,' A Lasting Ode To A Divided America Bono and The Edge explain why, 30 years later, the biggest-selling album of their career feels disquietingly resonant.

The members of U2 had much more than nostalgia on their minds when they performed their landmark 1987 album, “The Joshua Tree,” from beginning to end Saturday night at the Rose Bowl.

While the lyrics to U2‘s 1987 opus give voice to their ever-expanding social conscience, the roots of The Joshua Tree are planted firmly in blues, gospel and folk – with an outsider’s edge.

In the U2-iverse, The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby have a yin-yang relationship. ... That solo is The Edge’s “descend into hell and describe what it feels like with your fingers” moment.

U2 won two Grammys for “The Joshua Tree” in 1988, for album of the year and best rock performance by a duo or group. U2 has now won 22 Grammys, more than any other band. 24.

Fans of U2, The Joshua Tree is overrated. To clarify, the quartet's best-selling album not a weak record. ... For all the tricks and effects that guitarist The Edge has up his sleeve, ...

On the inside cover of "The Joshua Tree," the members of U2 stare grimly into the camera, a lone Joshua tree looming behind them. The story goes that it was Dutch photographer and filmmaker Anton ...

U2 was the biggest rock band of the ’80s, critically and commercially, thanks to this landmark album.