Stadium-hopping rock giants U2 have dropped a new radio-ready single and accompanying music video teasing their first studio album of new songs in nine years. "Street of Dreams" starts with gentle ...

More than three decades after its release, one iconic U2 song is proving its influence on rock music is as strong as ever.

50 years ago, in a small kitchen in Artane, Dublin, four teenagers posted a note on a school noticeboard that would change the course of rock history forever. What began in 1976 as "Feedback" has ...

U2's new album How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb debuts on a trio of charts in the U.K. this week, just after How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb returned. (MANDATORY CREDIT Koh Hasebe/Shinko Music/Getty ...

U2 is edging ever-so-closer to officially announcing the group’s first full-length collection of new material in nine years. Heralding it is the first single from that forthcoming effort, “Street of ...

U2 and The Corrs have claimed spots on the Official UK Chart’s list of biggest albums of all time, with U2’s The Joshua Tree ...

Even though U2 have had multiple phases of their career, The Edge had a special place in his hear for their true classics. Read more here.

"Street of Dreams" arrives amid U2's 50th anniversary celebration. The group was formed in 1976 in Dublin, Ireland by 14-year-old drummer Larry Mullen Jr. who recruited the rest of the original lineup ...

(MANDATORY CREDIT Ebet Roberts/Getty Images) UNITED STATES - FEBRUARY 12: Photo of U2; L-R: The Edge, Larry Mullen Jnr, Bono, Adam Clayton - posed, group shot - at promotional show in Greenwich ...

U2 has been a brotherhood since 1976. Through stadium sellouts, hundreds of millions of albums sold, questionable professional choices (PopMart Tour, anyone?) and expected musical squabbles, Bono, the ...

What happened? The album in question, Original Soundtracks 1, was far from a typical U2 album. Even more importantly, it was not released as a U2 album. To be fair, Original Soundtracks 1 was ...

Larry Mullen Jr. and The Edge were still teenagers in 1980, making Boy an appropriate title for U2’s debut. The band worked with producer Steve Lillywhite, who’d spent the previous three years ...