U2's Joshua Tree Tour Kicks Off

Vancouver:  What's better than the release of a new album?  Ask many U2 fans, and they will tell you watching their heroes perform the anthem of their youth. 

The Joshua Tree Tour kicked off in Vancouver.  As reported earlier U2 has been rehearsing in Vancouver for a couple of weeks. Bono said " The City of Love" the band has enjoyed their time in Vancouver.  Leaks of the possible set list and a pair of ear plugs for the hotel guests next door to the venue considered as standards. Our photography team all in place to capture the show.

We have updated our tour news page to provide you images, videos and of course the news of the show. 

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U2 Fan New Remix Release

New York:  Often we get emails with some pretty creative fan swag. Everything from images, videos, and remixed music. We have been thinking about how we can share what's in our email grab bag.  Well fresh from our email. ANDR3X drops some freshly baked beats into our email box and becomes our official song of the day.  

U2's With or Without You remixed by ANDR3X gives you that warm euro feels as if you're drifting thru the O2 area at dawn as the last truck pulls away.

In the distance, you see the next venue; you overcome with feeling as if you really can't live without us. 

A new day, a new local crew and you know that tonight thousands of fans will all connect as one.  You have no better job. You are a crew member of the world's largest band.  

Now thats a pretty good feeling to start your Friday in America as you await your next adventure.  Thank you, Andrew. 

Bono Introduces New Song "The Streets Of Surrender"

Bono has dedicated a new song about freedom and love to the 130 people murdered by terrorists in Paris last month.

During an interview with CNN's Fareed Zakaria, Bono revealed he'd written a song for veteran Italian blues and rock singer Zucchero Fornaciari but had decided to reclaim and release it as The Streets of Surrender. 

Then, at length, Bono ran through the song's dramatic lyrics, which boil down to being a plug for all kinds of "freedom".

In the aftermath of the November 13, attacks most bands in the French capital pulled the plug on shows. 

But the U2 concerts were quickly rescheduled. The band appear at the 16,000-capacity AccorHotels Arena in the French capital on Sunday and again on Monday.