One of the biggest benefit concerts ever was Live Aid, which took place in 1985. The show was so big that it occurred in two locations: Philadelphia and London. U2 was one of the bands selected to ...

The U2 frontman spent the past few years reexamining his life and career. Now he’s back with new projects, new music—and a fresh sense of urgency to change the world.

And if so, should we do something like we did for The Joshua Tree?” U2 celebrated that 1987 album with 2017 and 2019 tours that centred on new films made by long-standing collaborator Anton Corbijn.

Bullet the red, white and blue sky: Why U2’s The Joshua Tree still resonates, 35 years on On this day in 1987, U2 released what would become the bestselling album of their career. But their ...

Released in 1987, The Joshua Tree was U2's fifth album and it topped the charts in 20 countries. The album marked the point where U2 made the jump from respected and moderately successful rock band ...

U2 are sharing four vintage concerts on YouTube this month, and here's a look at a 2017 'Joshua Tree' show that remains in their vault.

It was Anton Corbijn who brought the band to California’s Joshua Tree National Park for a photo shoot, thus indirectly inspiring the album title.

U2 Talk Climate Change, Blast the Hits on ‘Joshua Tree Tour’ Opener In Australia On Tuesday night, U2 touched down in Brisbane for the first night of a six-date national stadium trek, their ...

U2 are back, and the Irish rock band delivered spectacle as big as ever when they played their 1987 album The Joshua Tree at Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.

The Joshua Tree Tour Adelaide Oval, November 19 ****1/2 The Joshua Tree, when it was released in 1987, turned U2 from a much-loved Irish rock group into the biggest band in the world.

After four decades as one of the world's top live acts, U2 finally bring the Joshua Tree show to Melbourne and prove they've lost none of their power.

U2 are synonymous with political activism. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty The 2017 leg of The Joshua Tree tour made over $500 million from 2.7 million tickets sold to 51 shows.