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.

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

'Nowhere to hide, no big lemon, no big screens, no toys to play with.' says Ned O'Hanlon, producer of U2...

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

MTV2 will air a special edit of 'Elevation 2001 Live from Boston' tomorrow night, Saturday.

U2 spoke to the press ahead of Sunday's Half Time Performance at the Super Bowl in New Orleans.

U2's Live From Boston and DVD is at No.1 ...

When U2 headlines the Super Bowl Halftime Show on February 3rd, they will be seen by 800 million people worldwide ...

U2 will perform live at the Super Bowl, taking place at the Louisiana Superdome, in February. The Super Bowl is the ...

Check U2 Live In Boston ahead of the rest of the world!

Tickets for Tampa and Miami, final shows of the third leg of Elevation 2001, go on sale this weekend.

U2 LIVE IN BOSTON is set for release on DVD on November 26th...

Bono was a surprise guest at the second New York Against Violence benefit concert.

As U2's Elevation Tour returns to America, the last rock star may have finally found what he's looking for, reports Andrew Essex in a Details Magazine cover story.

Bono has been talking to Launch.Com about performing with Edge on Saturday at the 'Concert For New York City'.

If you missed last week's live webcast from Notre Dame, you have just a few more days to watch the ...

Fans are arriving and the band rehearsing, ahead of Wednesday's opening show of the final leg of Elevation 2001.

U2 arrived in Notre Dame, Indiana today, Monday, two days ahead of the opening night of the final leg of Elevation 2001.

Bono thanked the Irish soccer team for being 'the greatest support act we could have had', writes Mary Minihan.

Liam Gallagher of Oasis was one of a small army of famous faces at U2's opening night in London - and by all accounts he was impressed.

Kofi Annan and Bill Clinton were among the guests as U2's acclaimed 50-date tour of North America came to a close on Friday in New Jersey.

The second-to-last song on U2's masterful new album is called "New York," and it's about a man in a midlife crisis writes Megan Turner at NYPOST.COM.

Novelist Salman Rushdie was in hiding for fear of his life for many years. Then he showed up onstage with U2. Then he wrote a song with them. In this extract from a piece in The Sunday Times he recalls how it all came about.

U2 will be performing "Stay" via satellite at the Amnesty International UK 'We Know Where You Live' event this Sunday 3rd June.

'In the end music is a kind of sacrament; it's not just about airplay or chart positions.'