Bono was a surprise guest at the second New York Against Violence benefit concert.

Elevation 2001, Providence, 30 October 2001. What They Played.

Garbage singer Shirley Manson is enjoying touring with U2, judging by her online diary.

U2 provided New York fans with something that could not be summed up in a slogan, writes Isaac Guzman, of the New York Daily News.

As U2's Elevation Tour returns to America, the last rock star may have finally found what he's looking for, reports Andrew Essex in a Details Magazine cover story.

U2 provided New York fans with something that could not be summed up in a slogan, writes Isaac Guzman, of the New York Daily News.

Elevation 2001, New Jersey, 28 October 2001
What They Played:

'I went to see U2 again tonight. Boy are they good in concert.'

'I went to see U2 again tonight. Boy are they good in concert.' Moby has been to see U2 in New York.

U2 will be performing on The Late Show with David Letterman on Monday on CBS at 11:30pm in ...

Bono has been talking to Launch.Com about performing with Edge on Saturday at the 'Concert For New York City'.

'We are deeply honoured to be on tour in the United States at this time...'

Bono has a unique knack of interacting with his audience, writes Mary Houlihan of the Chicago Sun Times.

U2 still providing rockingly spiritual balm for the masses, writes Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune.

U2 still providing rockingly spiritual balm for the masses, writes Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune

If you missed last week's live webcast from Notre Dame, you have just a few more days to watch the ...

Bono took advantage of U2's Canadian shows to meet with Canadian Prime Minster Jean Chrétien and discuss global poverty and the G8 Summit.

Elevation 2001, Chicago, 16 October 2001
What They Played:
Elevation
Beautiful Day
Until The End Of The World

Strip away the spectacle that has been U2's mode of entertainment for the past decade and what do you have left asks Ian Nathanson of the Ottawa Sun.

Strip away the spectacle that has been U2's mode of entertainment for the past decade and what do you have ...

Having seen the Irish superstars four times this year, writes Jane Stevenson of the Toronto Sun, I'm happy to report ...

Some words, some songs, Chicago: 'I wouldn't be anywhere else....'

'Couldn't quite play in time, sing in tune or write a song...' 'We're a band from the north side of the city...

'Be my baby, be my little baby...' When U2 played this same venue on the first leg of Elevation 2001, back in the Spring, Bono told fans they were the loudest audience on the tour. Seems like everyone was back and again at full volume for the bands' return.

U2 played a blistering set in Notre Dame, Indiana last night, first show on the sold out third leg of the Elevation Tour.