"We are not experts in the politics of the region, but we want our audience to know where we each stand," the band said in a ...

Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. each provided their own take on the conflict, as well as issuing a joint ...

But unlike Kneecap, who have unreservedly called for a free Palestine, the members of U2 seem almost as concerned with the ...

The legendary band U2 has always been outspoken about their views and they are now sharing their thoughts about the conflict ...

Madonna and U2 have each shone attention on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, among the biggest music stars to do so since the ...

Few bands can talk about themselves the way that U2 can, which kind of makes sense.

U2 Makes Bold Political Statement on the War in Gaza: ‘Silence Serves None of Us’ originally appeared on Parade. Throughout ...

Bono and his bandmates have released personal statements condemning Hamas' "diabolical" actions and how Benjamin Netanyahu ...

Though U2 has received much critical acclaim over the years, including 22 Grammy wins, Bono said on the podcast that there have been times he's felt embarrassed by the band's output.

David Howell Evans, aka The Edge, the lead guitarist, keyboardist, and backing vocalist of the Dublin rock band U2 celebrates ...

And now, in the pandemic era, U2 is looking back even further. Its new album, “Songs of Surrender,” remakes 40 U2 songs with largely acoustic arrangements.

By U2’s Sept. 20, 1987 show, in front of more than 50,000 fans at Washington, D.C.’s RFK Stadium, the band had endured this routine through more than 50 shows.