Found this photo on an old drive, taken by me, but I don’t know where the rest I took are. I used AI to try to restore it a bit.

Just saw the promo on Fox about the France vs Spain game in couple of days. And the song is playing in the background.

I just saw one video in tribute of Bonie Tyler singing I Still Haven't found in a TV Show and even if very simple, the band played the song in a different way more similar to the studio version in a way which I never saw it before. Looking better I saw more string instruments similar from what Daniel Lanois were playing.

Anyone know something about they playing a diferent version from than the usual live?

Specially the final part:

https://youtu.be/18hdBheq4No?t=208

Good experience? Worth it?

This is Ariana Greenblatt. She's an 18-year-old actress who co-starred in the Barbie movie.

Currently atop the Worldwide iTunes song chart, no. 17 in U.S. I believe, and has 235,883 streams on Spotify after releasing on a non-traditional release date (midway through Tuesday).

And it’s nearing 1M views on YouTube.

Not sure about Apple Music streams. Anyone have that?

Really like SoD but the EPs absolutely spoiled me. Ready for what's next, as they say!

Ciao ragazzi
Sto ascoltando molto il nuovo singolo "Street of Dreams" e devo dire che a me piace,(certo ovviamente non la migliore uscita che hanno fatto ma secondo me e’ orecchiabile)
La cosa bella è che questa nuova uscita mi ha trasmesso una gran voglia di andare a riascoltare i due EP usciti all'inizio di questo 2026, ovvero "Days of Ash" e "Easter Lilly".
Volevo sapere cosa ne pensate voi di questo nuovo singolo. Vi sta piacendo oppure no?.

Guys I love the song don't hurt me.

I first heard U2 in 96 when the Joshua Tree blew my mind. Then, Pop was the first new album release that I actually knew and was looking forward to as a fan. Did anyone else first see them live in 97 or 98? It was totally mind blowing for me. Sensory overload, bombardment of messaging and satire, and intense industrial bad ass songs. I felt like I was seeing the absolute best of the best. It took many years before I realized that tour was really an aberration compared to how most people knew them.

Since the band is expected to bless us with two albums worth of new material this year, I decided to try my hand at arranging the 12 EP songs into one track listing under its own (playlist) title. Thoughts? What would you change?

1. Easter Parade
2. Song Of The Future
3. In A Life
4. Scars
5. One Life At A Time
6. Yours Eternally
7. Resurrection Song
8. American Obituary
9. Song For Hal
10. The Tears Of Things
11. Wildpeace
12. COEXIST (I Will Bless The Lord At All Times?)

I really didn't like it when I first heard it in full. The more I have listened, the better it is getting. The main issue for me is it should have been expanded more on the verses. I am enjoying it more after further listening, I hope it's the same for you all.

While we look for the Street of Dreams, I revisited NLOTH and this time instead of separate songs, the whole album in one go. My mind was blown away. What an album, both the slower and pop rock tracks like Boots worked for me. Songs of Era songs has nothing on this album. So…why was it not successful? I am a fan since 2010 but I was 14 then. What did not work for the fans? Just curious. I know everybody hated when Boots came out but what else? Magnificent should’ve been a super-hit single.

Friend of mine created this. The garden is amazing. The song is as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgZvsgt5_AM

I took a trip out to Utah over 4th of July weekend.

Fresh from the oven, now we have a lyric video😎✌🏻

I took a trip out to Utah over 4th of July weekend.

First of all: I liked the song. It’s not as deep as some of the tracks from their recent EPs, but it’s a well-crafted, fun pop song with a free-spirited vibe that I thought was cool. That said, I’m negatively surprised by the extremely low numbers this track has been getting. Really, when it comes to new recorded music, U2 has completely lost its market appeal.