U2: Rattle and Hum,' a documentary following the band while touring the US, is a unique look at the band at a crossroads in ...

Fears that Christianity was incompatible with life in a rock band caused much soul-searching for U2 in the early '80s, and ...

Irish rock band U2 had major success with their 1983 song "Sunday Bloody Sunday." What was the inspiration that helped ...

(In March, the band released a 40-track collection ... making points about climate change and border politics. U2 is also putting its music — beyond “Achtung Baby,” the show featured a ...

In the late 2000s, U2 embarked on the “U2 360” tour, so named because the band was playing stadiums in an in-the-round format. This weekend, the quartet kicks off a nearly three-month ...

Yes, they had Spotify, a technician said. My U2 treatment plan was born. During my many trips to Mount Sinai, I have heard music from the band’s five-decade catalog in random order. Sometimes ...

Almost ten years since the release of its last album, Songs of Experience, U2 is back in the studio. The band is cooking up new music and very likely gearing up for a whole new tour. If you hear ...

Throughout the Ivors ceremony, U2's decades-long friendship is apparent - albeit through relentless, good-natured taunting.

Near the end of U2’s new album, Songs of Surrender, the band kicks into the familiar opening ... we’ve been working on a lot of new music. Even leading up to the lockdown, we had a lot of ...

a new way to present a rock and roll band.” All technology aside, The Edge notes that there will be some subdued moments in the show and that the music will still be what fans expect from a U2 ...

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There are periods, as always with the U2 show, where we just leave the band and the music to connect with the audience. So there’s definitely relief from the overkill in the show. Obviously we ...