Iconic U2 guitarist The Edge has returned to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. However, it was not for a U2 show. This time, he was watching his son perform. On August 16, 2024, Atmosphere ...

Edge: U2 songs quite famously have an emotional connection. The new versions often got too drenched, too sentimental, so Bono quite consciously kept his singing a little more deadpan than normal.

Bono reads a statement of apology, in a fashion, in a video clip culled from an Apple Music interview between him, the Edge and host Zane Lowe. Bono Is Sorry—or Is He?—for U2's Grandiosity in ...

U2’s The Edge’s Children: Meet His 5 Kids From Oldest To Youngest. The U2 guitarist is a father to four girls and one son. Find out everything you need to know about The Edge's children here! By: ...

Later in the interview, The Edge spoke about U2’s potential to set trends. “To not have any ear for what’s relevant within the culture is just being out of touch,” he said.

David Howell Evans, 63, was born in Essex in England to Welsh parents, but his family moved to Ireland when he was just a one-year-old.

Hardcore U2 fans will be disappointed Larry Mullen Jr. won’t play the band’s series at The MSG Sphere.. One of those fans happens to be a founding member and the band’s guitarist. “No one ...

Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with Dave Letterman, a new documentary focusing on U2 bandmates Bono and The Edge's friendship and careers, will begin streaming on Disney+ March 17 ...

Disney+ has greenlit “Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming, With Dave Letterman,” which will premiere on March 17, Saint Patrick’s Day.The news was announced by Disney Branded Television ...

U2 are "in a great place creatively". Guitarist The Edge has teased that the 'Vertigo' rockers are planning to drop a new song imminently after wading through new material.

The Edge, the guitarist for U2, has lived in Ireland since he was 1 year old. “I’m a little tardy on the paperwork,” he said of becoming a citizen.

“The fact is that much of our work was written and recorded when U2 were a bunch of very young men,” The Edge writes in the liner notes. “Those songs mean something quite different to us now.