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‘Engage their curiosity’: immersive art can boost UK high streets, says artist

Es Devlin says defunct department stores could be art buildings, and big screens ‘reclaimed’ for public for art

The Guardian - UK

U2 To Play Grammy Awards

Band’s performance at Sphere in Vegas will be part of the telecast

Broadcasting & Cable

U2 to perform at Grammys from world's largest spherical venue

Discover how U2 is set to revolutionize the Grammy Awards with their groundbreaking performance at the Las Vegas Sphere venue. Don't miss out!

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"He's not a great keyboard player, he doesn't write great songs. His engineering and technical abilities are limited too. In fact, he knows very little about an awful lot": The Edge on Brian Eno and how he influenced his own "limited" guitar style

Classic interview: U2 guitarist reflects on the making of The Unforgettable Fire in 1985 interview

MusicRadar

"I don't think I'd have enjoyed a stay in a South American prison": Therapy?'s Andy Cairns has learned some important lessons from three decades in rock

You don't spend a lifetime in the music business without learning a lesson or two: here's what rock 'n' roll has taught Therapy? frontman Andy Cairns

Metal Hammer

From Franz Ferdinand to Scissor Sisters: Legendary albums turning 20 this year

The year Mr Brightside came out also saw Kanye West emerge and Usher confess... but do you remember Keane?

Evening Standard

Las Vegas Sphere owners see millions of investment dollars and years of planning to build a London Sphere go down the drain

Madison Square Garden Entertainment slammed a "bogus" report rejecting its London venue last year.

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MXR Joshua Ambient Echo review – a delay pedal that gives you the Edge, with a range extending from the traditional to the experimental

A new delay pedal from MXR is a rare event, but this fully featured, U2-themed soundscape generator is worth the wait

Guitar World

"There used to be loads of bands like U2 and Bob Dylan who were all about politics, but apparently that’s not really the thing anymore." Within Temptation's Sharon Den Adel on nu metal, tennis and the importance of caring

We catch up with Sharon Den Adel for a quick chat - but a lot of ground was covered

Metal Hammer

Apple Fitness+ Is Getting One of Its Biggest Updates in Three Years

If you're on the fence about subscribing to Apple Fitness+, new additions like free access for Anytime Fitness gym members, new Artist Spotlight workout playlists with music from Rihanna, Britney Spears, and U2, new workouts for golfers designed by Rose Zhang, and new Time to Walk episodes might push you…

Inverse

Who Has The Most Grammys? List Of Top Artists With Most Award Wins

Explore the details of Grammy winners with the highest number of wins in history.

International Business Times

The new MXR Joshua Echo delay pedal channels the rack sounds of U2's Edge

NAMM 2024: Where the repeats have no name

MusicRadar

NAMM 2024: MXR’s all-new Joshua Ambient Echo delay pedal “isn’t just a delay” – it’s a U2-inspired pedalboard powerhouse “expertly concocted for those who seek atmospheric perfection”

Based on vintage rack-style delay processing that may or may not have been favored by the Edge, MXR's latest stompbox aims to be a one-stop-shop for all your modulation and echo needs

Guitar World

24 things to get excited about in 2024

As with all years, 2023 had plenty of great, memorable rock moments. With a new year now upon us, here’s what we’re vibed up for that’s coming along in the next 12 months

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The Guardian - UK

‘Feel no shame for what you are’: the greatest songs about the new year

From Abba to U2, midcentury vocal groups to 00s emo, we highlight songs that clear up the previous year’s party and look to a fresh start

TechRadar

Streaming music is broken – here's why it's made me fall in love with vinyl all over again

Streaming is great for the kitchen, the commute and the car, but physical media makes music feel like it matters more.

WhatToWatch

Exclusive: U2 almost sang in Mrs Brown's Boys, reveals Brendan O'Carroll

Bono was going to sing 'Where the Streets Have No Name' in Foley's Bar, says Brendan

Louder

Watch U2 perform Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) live for the first time since 1987

U2 give a very rare performance of Darlene Love's classic Christmas song, as seen on their Rattle and Hum tour film

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Driven by an obsession and a devotion to music, John Brennan amassed a huge collection of rock star signatures - and now he's selling them off

John Brennan initially collected records, then slept out for concert tickets... but he had to get one step closer

iMore

Tales from the Genius Bar — Chapter One: Innocence

The world of Apple Retail revealed through the eyes of ex-employees with wonderful and weird tales to tell.

Louder

Peter Gabriel's i/o. "The world has changed since 2002, mostly for the worst, but it’s a better place with i/o in it."

The ex-Genesis singer returns to the big time with his first album in 21 years to reassert his place as the doyen of cerebral art-pop.

The Independent UK

Shane MacGowan’s wife shares recent hospital memory in tribute to husband

Clarke had been by Pogues singer’s bedside during his stay in a Dublin hospital

Evening Standard

U2 pay heartfelt tribute to Shane MacGowan following his death aged 65: 'His songs were perfect'

A number of celebrities have paid tribute to the late Irish singer following his passing

Guitar World

“My playing was a response to whoever said, ‘Bass should be felt and not heard’. To me, bass should be like warfare!” Derek Forbes, founder member of Simple Minds, on his five best basslines

Derek Forbes was Simple Minds’ bassist from 1978 to 1985. Here he explains how he was inspired by Andy Fraser and Stanley Clarke, why he prefers Precision to Jazz, and the influence of magic mushrooms...

Sports Illustrated

How to Talk to Your Enemies About Shane Steichen’s Coach of the Year Case

What the first-year head coach has done in Indianapolis is actually more impressive than what DeMeco Ryans has done with the Texans

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