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Irish rockers U2 have become well known as masters of the touring world, as nearly every tour the band has embarked on in the last five years has turned out to be a massive success. Currently, U2 is on their major tour run, iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE, which finished up in the U.S. on July 31. Learn more about how their ticket prices on this tour, as well as on the previous 360 Tour, match up. -
U2s' Bono Announces New Album Release Year, Says 'It's Really Atmospheric,' Drops Film Hint
Bono announced U2's new album, 'Songs Of Experience,' release year as 2016 during an interview with The Irish Times calling it "Really Atmospheric,' and he then dropped hints of an accompanying film. -
John Lennon Honored With 'Yellow Submarine' Tapestry Unveiled at Ellis Island
Artist, activist and musician, Yoko Ono, joined forces with U2's Bono and various guests to unveil a tapestry at Ellis Island to honor her late husband, John Lennon, on Wednesday. The artwork showcases Manhattan as a yellow submarine, an ode to the Beatles, and depicts Lennon as the pilot presenting a peace sign. -
U2’s iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Tour Reaches Fans in Personal Way, Wraps in Madison Square Garden
A lot can be said about Irish rock quartet U2, but one of their most talked about accolades is their ability to sell concert tickets. The band's iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE is reaching fans in more personal ways than ever before and that is sure to sell even more tickets as fans clamor for the chance to see the rockers live. -
U2 Play 'Two Hearts Beat As One' Live for First Time in 26 Years [WATCH]
About a month ago, U2 sound-checked "Two Hearts Beat as One," a song they haven't played live since the Dublin's Point debut in December 1989. Fans have impatiently awaited the moment they'd dust off the song for a live version and at Monday night's Madison Square Garden gig, the wondering was put to an end. -
U2 Perform 'October' for First Time in 25 Years [WATCH]
For their eight-night run at Madison Square Garden, U2 decided to kick off their first performance on Saturday night with a track they haven't performed live since the Lovetown tour in November of 1989-"October." Hailing from their 1981 LP of the same name, the dynamic duo of Bono and Edge launched into the rare track in the middle of their set on the E stage. -
The 7 Highest Music Incomes of The Last 5 Years; Dr. Dre, One Direction and More
Forbes released its annual Celebrity 100 list this week, a feature that ranks celebrities of all stripes—music, film, sports—by how socially active they are and how much they bring in. Although a number of factors add up to the final ranking, we all know that net worth is the most interesting aspect of the chart. This year's musical champ was Katy Perry, who brought in $135 million over the last 12 months, trailing only boxers Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao overall. Music Times is looking back over the last five years and finding out what seven musicians had the biggest paydays during that span. -
U2 Brings Bono Impersonator Onstage for 'The Sweetest Thing'
U2's "Songs of Innocence" tour has had a number of interesting events/incidents already, but the band's humor took the fore on Wednesday when the band brought on a Bono-impersonator for the song "The Sweetest Thing." -
Watch U2 Play Super Rare Track 'In God's Country' on Stage With Fan
U2 has embarked on their Innocence + Experience Tour and just five shows in, the rock group has been taking requests from fans, performing rare tracks. -
U2's Bono Unable to Play Guitar After Biking Accident Ahead of iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Tour
U2's Bono used to think he was a man of rock 'n' roll and steel - but after a serious biking accident last year left the "Miracle (of Joey Ramone)" singer with major injuries to his shoulder, face and hands, he no longer feels invincible. -
7 Musicians and Shoulder Injuries: Mariah Carey, Steven Tyler, Pink and More, Onstage and Offstage Incidents
Between the announcement that Killer Mike has suffered a torn rotator cuff during the onstage attack upon Run The Jewels at South by Southwest to the Black Keys canceling another wave of tour dates so that Patrick Carney could recover from a dislocated shoulder he received from a giant wave in the Caribbean during January. In other words: It's been a bad week for musical shoulders. Music Times looked back at a collection of injuries to that region of the arm that other music figures have suffered on recent memory. -
Watch Adam Sandler Sing as Bono From His 'Saturday Night Live' Days About Not Drinking on St. Patrick's Day
Adam Sandler had a knack for spreading holiday cheer on 'Saturday Night Live' no matter what the occasion. The comedian found his niche on the sketch show by appearing on 'Weekend Update' with a guitar to sing goofy songs that have become holiday favorites like "The Hanukkah Song" and "The Thanksgiving Song." The Sandman even imitated Bono and sang about St. Patrick's Day.
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