That was the view of the Boston Herald after Tuesday's first show in the city.

San Francisco Chronicle find the new show 'richly emotional', every song 'a
towering epic'.

'That Bono.' writes Joel Selvin. 'One moment he's ...

The NME in the UK is quite taken with U2's new single, 'Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own'

Which explains U2's 'brilliance', according to a glowing review of the new album in Rolling Stone.

The album reviews are coming in thick and fast and, guess what, MOJO love the new record!

The Sunday Times in the UK carries a monster U2 feature this weekend, great reading in the countdown to the ...

'That post-irony purple patch shows no sign of ending.' Q loves the Bomb.

The Hands That Built America didn't take the Oscar, but the band performed an outstanding version - with a new lyric.

Two new songs, classic cuts, plus a remixed look at the band's third decade...Rolling Stone on 'U2:Best of 1990-2000'

Two new songs, classic cuts, plus a remixed look at the band's third decade...

'Nowhere to hide, no big lemon, no big screens, no toys to play with.' says Ned O'Hanlon, producer of U2...

U2's Live From Boston and DVD is at No.1 ...

'The world has changed, but not U2's mission.' Bono talks to Erik Philbrook of Playback Magazine.

The theme this evening was love, writes Timothy Finn of the Kansas City Star,fraternal, communal and spiritual love.

U2 reassert themselves as rock and roll contenders, writes Kim Johnson in the Daily Californian, and prove that, they remain a Band That Matters.

U2 proves why it is the greatest rock band of its time, reports Troy J Augusto of Variety.

"U2's hits, recharged with Bono's sincerity, powerfully resonate with new meaning in the post-Sept. 11 world, writes Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times.

"U2's hits, recharged with Bono's sincerity, powerfully resonate with new meaning in the post-Sept. 11 world, writes Robert Hilburn of ...

The most successful tour of 2001 returned to the Pepsi Center on Wednesday night writes G. Brown of the Denver Post.

Garbage singer Shirley Manson is enjoying touring with U2, judging by her online diary.

U2 provided New York fans with something that could not be summed up in a slogan, writes Isaac Guzman, of the New York Daily News.

As U2's Elevation Tour returns to America, the last rock star may have finally found what he's looking for, reports Andrew Essex in a Details Magazine cover story.

'I went to see U2 again tonight. Boy are they good in concert.'

'I went to see U2 again tonight. Boy are they good in concert.' Moby has been to see U2 in New York.

Bono has a unique knack of interacting with his audience, writes Mary Houlihan of the Chicago Sun Times.