On Monday January 26th, U2 announced there would be more shows in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York City, London and Barcelona, but only the date for LA was announced. And it [continue reading]
U2 is nominated for Best Rock Album for their latest album Songs of Innocence at this year’s 57th Grammy Awards, which will be broadcast this Sunday night February 8th [continue reading]
On September 9, 2014 the very first time I listened to U2’s Songs of Innocence, “Cedarwood Road” immediately stood out from the rest of the songs and was [continue reading]
U2 are known for their beautiful lyrics and their latest Songs of Innocence is no exception. The whole album is brilliant, but there are some lines that just touch my soul [continue reading]
Have you noticed the word light is used all throughout U2’s new album Songs of Innocence? It is used in six of the songs. There are many themes to this album, and I [continue reading]
2015 is going to be the year of U2 – U2015, and it’s going to be magnificent. I will once again be traveling On the Road with U2 to Vancouver, Chicago and New [continue reading]
Now all my ticket buying for U2’s iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Tour is finished – hope I didn’t just jinx it. Yesterday was the regular on sale for the added [continue reading]
Last night Paolo Vetri posted a video of a compilation of live versions of my favorite song “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” through the [continue reading]
I knew it was too good to be true – that all the U2ieTour planning wasn’t quite finished yet. I woke up around 5:30am this morning after a bad dream, rolled over [continue reading]
Today’s regular on sale for U2’s iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE wasn’t as bad as the presale was on Thursday – or I just had low expectations after [continue reading]
After the day of planning for the U2 tour yesterday, I thought buying the tickets today during the presale would be relatively easy. I thought I’d be done in five [continue reading]
There were rumours yesterday that U2 was going to announce their 2015 tour today and tickets would go on sale tomorrow. I didn’t believe it because I didn’t think [continue reading]
Around 2pm yesterday U2 posted on Facebook there was going to be a concert in Times Square in New York City at 7:30pm. It was dubbed “U2 minus 1” because Larry, [continue reading]
Our U2 Boston MeetUp was supposed to be a pre Tour and pre Jimmy Fallon celebration, but Bono had the poor judgement to go cycling (and falling off) the day before U2’s [continue reading]
I got into a conversation on Twitter with David Franklin and Chip Swain about what songs we skip on U2 albums. I think it may have started by one of us saying we didn’t [continue reading]
October 24, 2001 was the first of three Elevation shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City, and Tasha and I had tickets to all three shows. We arrived in NYC 5:15am [continue reading]
For the second Elevation show at Madison Square Garden in New York City on October 25, 2001, Tasha and I had seats. It was quite relaxing not to have to wait in line all day [continue reading]
We had a day off between the second and third Elevation shows in New York City, so we drove up to New Jersey to check into our hotel – which we kept through the [continue reading]
On October 28, 2001, U2’s Elevation Tour returned back to the Continental Airlines Arena where it had played two shows to end the first leg of the tour in June. Tasha, [continue reading]
October 30, 2000 was a preamble to what would be one of the best years of my life – U2001. It was the day All That You Can’t Leave Behind was released and the [continue reading]
On the Road With U2 