U2 are still performing in the name of love writes Alan Niester of the Toronto Globe and Mail, of the ...

Spice Girls Play Montreal

It's the first show back on the road after a week off and a new baby in the family and we're already half way through the North American leg of Elevation 2001.

Thank You for the Elephant

Edge talks to Alan Niester of the Toronto Globe and Mail ahead of U2's Canadian shows.

Edge talks to Alan Niester of the Toronto Globe and Mail ahead of U2's Canadian shows.

It was December of 1980. ...

Could this be the start of a trend ? A female fan is wearing an 'Edge Girl' slogan on her t-shirt tonight. A sign from another fan reads, Larry Rocks.

U2 show is now closer in spirit to their earliest club gigs than any shows in a decade writes Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune...

U2 show is now closer in spirit to their earliest club gigs than any shows in a decade writes Greg ...

It's really hard to find a rock band. You can't make them. You have to grow them. Chicago Tribune interview with Edge and Bono.

Robert K. Elder, of the Chicago Tribune, reports on how 'Varied causes forge bond among fans at U2's Chicago concert'


At ...

Okay, we don't normally report on two shows together but we're a little stretched right now with four shows in one city in a week. Bear with us and Chicago 3 and Chicago 4 will have their own separate reports.

'Traditionally, politicians and rock stars are like oil and water', writes Mark Guarino, Daily Herald Music Critic. 'But there was ...

Irish rockers touch all bases of 20-year career in tour stop at Nationwide Arena in Columbus reports Carol Simmons of the Dayton Daily News

U2 bandmates eschewed spectacle for solid musicianship last night at Nationwide Arena reports Aaron Beck of The Columbus Dispatch.

Jim Derogatis, pop music critic of The Chicago sun-Times, talks to Edge  ahead of the band's Chicago dates later this ...

Twenty four shows into the North American leg of Elevation 2001 and U2 played Columbus, Ohio tonight. And, before the anticipation becomes all too much, let's cut to the chase - Edge wore his No. 3 t-shirt.

Tonight MacPhisto is here. Not on stage, but in the audience. Irish flags are everywhere of course, and the signs from fans are multiplying exponentially.

Edge is wearing his No.23 shirt, the day ahead of The Kentucky Derby which explains why Bono introduces Kite by asking, 'What's going on?

1. Openings, 2. Numerical, 3. Happiness.

The movie Million Dollar Hotel, based on a story by Bono, visits Lexington, KY, tonight (Friday) and Saturday.

The critically acclaimed ...

A Bluffers Guide to U2 in Minneapolis in 2001