U2 Kicks Off Tour With Unadulterated Rock, Straight From the Heart, according to New York Times reviewer Neil Strauss.

If Bono can pull off the stunt he did at the end of last Saturday night's U2 concert in Miami at Slane Castle in August, it would be the most incredible spectacle witnessed on an Irish stage.

Rock superstars U2 launched their first U.S. tour in nearly four years in classic form in Florida on Saturday night, treating 20,000 devoted, delirious fans to a crowd-pleasing mix of old and new songs delivered with their legendary energy, free of the extravagances of their most recent tours.

U2 may be scaling back the multimedia excesses lavished on their elaborate Zoo TV and Popmart tours of the '90s, but the band isn't backpedaling into austere pub gigs

Edge features in Channel Four's Top Ten Guitar Heroes on UK TV this Saturday night.

'Somewhere between being true to yourself and repeating yourself is a world of questions,' says Bono, in an interview for ...

U2 talk about Elevation 2001 - which starts next week - in a tour preview story...

Before nine am Saturday morning, Irish media were reporting that tickets for U2's Slane Castle show had already sold out.

U2 albums are soaring on charts worldwide in the wake of the bands successes at The Grammy Awards and The Brits

Walk On has entered the Canadian charts at Number One - and Number Two! The CD format featuring the additional song Big Girls Are Best and the Quincey & Sonance remix of Beautiful Day, has hit the top-spot.