U2

In news that will no doubt trigger a flood of jokes better suited to the locker room after an eighth-grade gym class, a Russian government official is accusing U2 of spreading gay propaganda with its Songs of Innocence LP.

Don't expect to see Bono pick up a guitar during U2's upcoming iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE tour.

First, U2 was sneaking Songs of Innocence into your iTunes account. Now, they're having the opposite problem.

To be honest, the headline for this story might be taken as a bit of a spoiler.

Today (Feb. 12), the Creators Project premieres Every Breaking Wave, a short film based on the U2 song of the same name.

The Grammy Awards are hailed as "music's biggest night," but it proved to be a big disappointment for classic-rock artists, instead.

Did you know an Irish rock band pays tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. on one of their hits? The song 'Pride (In The Name of Love)' from U2's 1984 album 'The Unforgettable Fire' was written about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. I'll feature a live performance of the song as tonight's KING Concert Cut.

Someone decided that re-enacting the bombings that shook Belfast, Ireland during "The Troubles" would make for a great music video for U2.

Despite Bono being temporarily sidelined thanks to a recent cycling accident in New York, U2 are forging ahead with their media blitz to promote their latest LP.

Despite Bono’s recent bike accident, U2’s tour in support of their latest album, ‘Songs of Innocence,’ is moving forward as planned.