"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.

U2 still providing rockingly spiritual balm for the masses, writes Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune.

U2 still providing rockingly spiritual balm for the masses, writes Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune

Strip away the spectacle that has been U2's mode of entertainment for the past decade and what do you have left asks Ian Nathanson of the Ottawa Sun.

Strip away the spectacle that has been U2's mode of entertainment for the past decade and what do you have ...

Having seen the Irish superstars four times this year, writes Jane Stevenson of the Toronto Sun, I'm happy to report ...

Bono thanked the Irish soccer team for being 'the greatest support act we could have had', writes Mary Minihan.

The world's greatest rock band rolled back the years at Slane Castle on Saturday night, writes John O'Mahony.

The world's greatest rock band rolled back the years at Slane Castle on Saturday night, writes John O'Mahony.

Bono thanked the Irish soccer team for being 'the greatest support act we could have had', writes Mary Minihan.

Kings of the castle claim their throne after 20 years reports Niamh Hooper of the Irish Independent.

More than 80,000 fans reluctantly left Slane Castle on Saturday night after witnessing a U2 concert that confirmed the band's status as the one of the biggest rock acts in the world, writes Seán McCárthaigh - Irish Examiner

It may be their reaction to the current Glasgow climate, but U2's Elevation tour sees them on an ambitious mission.. - Glasgow Herald

The atmosphere sharpens, the chattering stops, everyone's eyes are fixed to the stage, writes BBC News Online's Deirdre Kelly.

'If we come to Glasgow and play a crap gig that's the end of U2...'

Judas betraying Jesus, the 'troubles' in Northern Ireland past and present, heroin addiction and gun-running in South America, writes Ben Gilbert for DotMusic.co.uk.

There is a simple reason that U2 can make the casually patronising claim that they are "reapplying" to be the best band in the world, writes Peter Aspen of the Financial Times.

Liam Gallagher of Oasis was one of a small army of famous faces at U2's opening night in London - and by all accounts he was impressed.