Larry Mullen Jnr has been speaking to Larry Gogan on Ireland's 2FM.

The nineties, says Edge, was about taking 'the idea of a rock 'n' roll band, abstracting it as far as you possibly could - and then reconstructing it again.'

"Even Better Than the Real Thing" (from 1991's Achtung Baby): "I just remember at the time just being blown away by that groove.

Electrical Storm is racing to the top of singles charts worldwide.

Hear all four members of U2 as they take part in a live online global Q&A at 8pm (GMT) on Monday 4th November - despite being in three different continents at the time.

'We were out of sync,' no doubt about that,' says Larry, looking back on the 1990's in the new edition of Q Magazine.

Rolling Stone readers have placed six U2 albums in their 100 Greatest Records of all time - two in the Top Ten.

U2 are nominated in four categories for this years MTV Europe Awards - and you can vote for them online now.

The second volume of U2's Best of Collection, covering the years 1990-2000, will be released on November 4th. A limited edition Best of the B-sides will also be released, along with a new single Electrical Storm

Burmese pro-democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has been released from house arrest.

'Bono has changed the minds of people you would not believe,' Professor Jeffrey Sachs.

U2 In Top Ten NME List of '50 Greatest Artists of all Time'.

Stuck In A Moment and Elevation both gain nominations in the eleventh Music Video Production Association Awards.

'As If To Nothing', the new album by Craig Armstrong, features a brilliant new interpretation of U2's Stay (Far Away So Close).

The NME's BRAT Winners edition celebrates U2's Best Live Act Award by highlighting three of the 2001 Elevation shows for special mention.

U2's manager Paul McGuinness issued a short statement today, revealing that the band are in the studio and working on ...

Bono and Stones Guitarist Ronnie Wood guest with The Corrs on VH1 this week.

Adam, Larry, Edge and Bono picked up four more Grammy Awards for All That You Can't Leave Behind at the 2002 Grammy Awards.

Adam, Larry, Edge and Bono pick up four more Grammy Awards for All That You Can't Leave Behind at the 2002 Grammy Awards.

Bob Dylan, Outkast, and violinist Joshua Bell will join U2 and a host of other big names playing live at next week's Grammy Awards.

Tom Cruise and Kevin Spacey joined Lauryn Hill, Cher and REM in a Hollywood tribute to Bono.

On the back of last week's SuperBowl performance, All That You Can't Leave Behind has jumped more than forty places ...

They didn't want Bono on The Oprah Winfrey Show talking about debt relief, writes Jennifer Barrett of Newsweek.

U2's half-time performance at the US Super Bowl became a moving tribute to those who lost their lives on September 11th.

Walk On is one of 17 tracks featured on the Grammy Nominees 2002 Album.