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Boo Fordham University:madspit: Fordham is in the Bronx U2 plays 'secret' gig March 6 at Fordham - Eric R. Danton | Sound Check

Not that it matters that much since everybody here,ahem....has heard it already but I just thought I'd throw that info out there

Friday night March 6th at the Arena(formerly the Alhambra Arena) in Philly...the cover band 2U are having a NLOTH release party doors open at 7:30 pm and the tickets are $25 ....I'm thinking of driving up there from the D.C. area with a friend cause I'm sure they'll play one or two new...

Guys...I don't know if you have already seen this or if this is already posted ...if it is,then please move it...but I thought you might want to see this kid doing a pretty damn good job of drumming "Boots" live.....if Larry is looking for pointers on how to play this one live for "The Brits"...

Just saw an article about the NLOTH track list on Billboard.com What is interesting is the extra info that Johnathan Cohen mentions in regard to the album "Moment of Surrender" is described as "an electro-leaning track with an Eastern inspired scale in the chorus making it one of the weirder...

This is supposedly the cover for NLOTH an image by Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto Hiroshi Sugimoto Edited to add artwork of cover: (01/15/2009)

according to atu2.com U2 rocking O2 Arena ... as the support act | U2 news article from @U2 WOULD BE NICE IF IT WERE TRUE

Coming of age - Features - Independent.ie Please...I know the Killers frontman is making this comment somewhat tounge in cheek...but I 've heard the first single "Human" and I don't think it would make an amateur band shudder,much less U2 ...personally I think it sucks..it sounds like bad...

[url]http://www.chartattack.com/news/62539/u2-album-almost-done This confirms the fact that there was no new recording in New York..just mixing..besides I'm pretty sure it was only Bono/Edge in New York not the whole band....Bono/Edge overseeing the mix of the new allbum makes sense.

I was listening to my Sirius Satellite radio this morning on my way into work and I happened to be channel hopping when my "Artist Alert" indicator went off...of course one of the artists I have programmed in is U2...so the cover song "Everlasting Love" came up on the Sirius "First Wave"...

Dave Marsh is a long time rock n roll critic and journalist (Rolling Stone) who has also hosted radio gigs over the years..in this article there is a passing mention of the new album being released in January...I'm not reading too much into this but at the same time I thought some of you might...

I was just curious...who here on this board really thinks the U2 album is actually finished? (recording...that is) If Bono is actually to be believed about U2 writing 50 to 60 songs,is it possible the delay is figuring out what 11,12 or 13 songs to put on the album? ...for some reason(although...

"We're just about done,it's going pretty good..Bono is singing like a bird" Daniel Lanois speaking to Kernan Andrews of the publication "Galway First" about the new U2 album ahead of his Galway Town Hall Theater performance on June 1st to promote his "Here Is What Is" film....more here...

If you guys don't know already know this you can go to U2exit.com to hear some beach recordings of new or unrecorded U2 material (about 18 min. worth) from Eze in the south of France. I'm gonna miss Hanover Quay in Dublin being torn down and all

If you go to the website www.fuse.tv and click on the "shows" section you will see 100%,click on that and a promo for the show 100% U2 comes up I think it's airing this Tues. night on the music channel FUSE...it's all new footage of U2 interviewed.

For those who might not have already seen this article,if you go to Lakland.com there is a small article along with some pictures of Adam Clayton stopping by the Lakland factory warehouse in Chicago during U2's tour stop there ....if you click on their "Artist" section you will see the Lakland...