It was March 1989 when The Edge joined Peter Gabriel, David Byrne, Brynsley Forde (of Aswad), Annie Lennox, the Thompson Twins, Chrissie Hynde, Jerry Harrison, and Karl Wallinger (of World Party) in Moscow to support Greenpeace’s efforts to educate and impact environmental change in the Soviet Union. As Greenpeace put it, “The gathering in [...]
Mike from The Pixar Blog shared yesterday that he thinks Bono and maybe The Edge could be creating songs for an upcoming Pixar project.
He cites “new information” as his catalyst for writing the post, and refuses to share his resources, but calls the possibility “reasonably solid.”
To read the full post, click here.
Thanks to @U2 reader [...]
I had a weird sensation come over me as I watched Edge perform “Where the Streets Have No Name” with Muse at the Glastonbury Festival this weekend. I had never realized just how much that song’s strength is Edge. Being a Mullen fan myself, I had always embraced the drums in the song. However, it [...]
We’re a bit late on posting this, but hopefully “better late than never” still applies. I’m talking about Edge’s participation in an Irish fund raising project called Angels – Beacons of Hope, which involved him painting an 8-foot tall angel. Thanks to “gaving” for posting this photo in our forum:
The project launched back in December, [...]
Rolling Stone has posted on its website an interview with The Edge, where he discusses the past ten years of U2. There’s also a photo gallery too.
The most telling part of the article is where Edge predicts the next decade:
What you foresee for U2 in the next decade?
I can’t think that things will change radically [...]
I have been thoroughly enjoying seeing the tour through Edge’s Blackberry with all of his subtle nuances and unique perspective on the world. It’s been fun keeping up with it all.
I know that users can’t control what advert pops up on their twitpic page, but I found this to be ironic – Ticketmaster’s TicketsNow inviting [...]
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