U2 kick-started their bid to regain the title of best band in the world with a sizzling show in Manchester - Manchester Evening News

U2's Shows in Arnhem, Holland have been winning high praise in the Dutch media.

The venue is a mosquito-riddled outdoor bowl that once showcased Nazi muscle during the 1936 Berlin Olympics, writes Stuart Bailie ...

Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of is now released to radio in the US, while Elevation is ...

U2 go back to basics with a display of raw energy and stamina on their latest tour, reports the BBC's ...

U2 wanted intimacy with its worldwide Elevation tour and it certainly got just that in Copenhagen, writes Charles Ferro of Billboard.Com

U2 wanted intimacy with its worldwide Elevation tour and it certainly got just that in Copenhagen, writes Charles Ferro of ...

Moby caught up with U2 on the Elevation stops in New York last week. It got him thinking, in particular Charlton Heston and the 'gun' film - as he writes on his own site.

Kofi Annan and Bill Clinton were among the guests as U2's acclaimed 50-date tour of North America came to a close on Friday in New Jersey.

Making a stop on its Elevation Tour at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, Ann Powers of The New York Times writes that U2 turned each song into a musical rocket ship aimed heavenward.

U2 present simpler, more intimate fare at Madison Square Garden on Sunday writes Isaac Guzman of the New York Daily ...

U2 last night rekindled the unforgettable fire it ignited more than 20 years ago writes Dan Aquuilante of NYPOST.COM

The second-to-last song on U2's masterful new album is called "New York," and it's about a man in a midlife crisis writes Megan Turner at NYPOST.COM.

U2's return to the Hartford Civic Center Sunday night was stripped-down and intimate, writes Roger Catlin of The Hartford Courant Minus ...

U2 are still performing in the name of love writes Alan Niester of the Toronto Globe and Mail, of the ...

U2 show is now closer in spirit to their earliest club gigs than any shows in a decade writes Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune...

U2 show is now closer in spirit to their earliest club gigs than any shows in a decade writes Greg ...

Robert K. Elder, of the Chicago Tribune, reports on how 'Varied causes forge bond among fans at U2's Chicago concert'


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'Traditionally, politicians and rock stars are like oil and water', writes Mark Guarino, Daily Herald Music Critic. 'But there was ...

Irish rockers touch all bases of 20-year career in tour stop at Nationwide Arena in Columbus reports Carol Simmons of the Dayton Daily News

U2 bandmates eschewed spectacle for solid musicianship last night at Nationwide Arena reports Aaron Beck of The Columbus Dispatch.

Elevation indeed, writes Darryl Morden, as a music-focussed U2 lifted spirits high and wide in Los Angeles.

U2 have gone from 'struggling infancy to ranking in rock history along such greats as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Who' writes Robert Hilburn, Pop Music Critic of the LA Times.

'In the end music is a kind of sacrament; it's not just about airplay or chart positions.'

In this space is supposed to be a review of the performance, reports Candace Murphy of The Mercury News, but U2 renders a reviewer's words mere folly.