'It’s one of the proudest moments in U2’s history.' Band interview in new Mojo Magazine.

'It's amazing that we got from there to where we are now...' Highlights from Hot Press.

'This is actually the best bit.' More from Rolling Stone... what they couldn't fit into their cover story.

Edge and Bono were in Dublin for the 'quintessential' Late Late Show last night. Watch it again.

'Taking risks... that's how you carve out the next chapter.'  Highlights from a Rolling Stone cover story.

'I'm here for you Zane and only for you...' Listen back to BBC Radio 1 interview and catch up on 'Later... with Jools Holland.'

Some of our subscribers were in the audience for The Graham Norton Show in London. Some for the interview with Larry and Bono in Miami. (Lucky...)

Larry and Bono take part in a live broadcast today, 'U2 The Making Of Songs Of Innocence'.

'Cedarwood Road' and 'Song For Someone' make live debut on Jo Whiley's BBC show.

'When do you really want to throw him out of the window? On camera, on Facebook.

'It's the job of art to be divisive.' Interview with the band in The Observer today.

'The Edge's Ma was our first roadie.'  Highlights of great two-part interview in The  Sun newspaper.

Eight things we learned from Bono's conversation with Dave Fanning.

'I remember dreaming that it might last for ever...' Highlights of more radio and press this week.

On the cover of the international edition of Time Magazine.

'It’s us trying to figure out why we wanted to be in a band in the first place.' Bono and Edge speaking to The Irish Times about the new album.

'We were making an experimental record called Passengers.' Edge and Howie B - how they met.

Fifteen U2 songs that Niall Stokes, editor of Hot Press and North Side Story, would choose from all the rest. Tune in. 

'I was always looking for a band you could start with from scratch and take over the world.' Paul McGuinness on the early days.

'It was hard to stop what we were doing...' Talking 'Ordinary Love' to The Hollywood Reporter.

'You always had the feeling they were going somewhere.' Niall Stokes on editing the newly published North Side Story.

'As a kid it was David Bowie and Johnny Lydon that gave this flash of colour.' Gavin Friday on the early days of U2.

The band have been talking to the LA Times about Ordinary Love, Nelson Mandela ... and that new record.

'An artistic exploration in camera, a handmade thing.' Making the lyric video for Ordinary Love.

'Very good is the enemy of great, you can mistake it for great'. Bono on Letterman.