Mittwoch, 3. November 2004
eonline.com: Pity the television fan who doesn't like the music of U2.
After a blizzard of Apple iTunes commercials featuring the band's new single, "Vertigo," blanketed television screens nationwide in October, the band is once again turning to the tube to usher in a second wave of exposure.
To promote their new record, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, which drops Nov. 23, the Irish foursome will pull musical guest duty on NBC's Saturday Night Live later this month. And, in an even more novel strategy, the band is teaming with CBS' runaway hit CSI to will roll out tracks from the album over the next few weeks, E! Online has confirmed. [
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After a blizzard of Apple iTunes commercials featuring the band's new single, "Vertigo," blanketed television screens nationwide in October, the band is once again turning to the tube to usher in a second wave of exposure.
To promote their new record, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, which drops Nov. 23, the Irish foursome will pull musical guest duty on NBC's Saturday Night Live later this month. And, in an even more novel strategy, the band is teaming with CBS' runaway hit CSI to will roll out tracks from the album over the next few weeks, E! Online has confirmed. [
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u2.com: Twenty years on, Live Aid is finally released on DVD – catch U2’s spine-tingling set in our video clip. [ more]
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icnetwork.co.uk: According to The Sun, the former Beatle will play bass guitar for the re-recording of charity track Do They Know It’s Christmas?
But he won’t be singing – he wants to leave it to the younger generation of pop stars to provide the vocals.
U2 front man Bono will be returning to sing his famous line from Band Aid 1984: “And tonight thank God it’s them, instead of you.”
Luckily for Bono, it was felt by the organisers that he was the only one who could do it justice. He is also the only star from the original line-up. [ more]
But he won’t be singing – he wants to leave it to the younger generation of pop stars to provide the vocals.
U2 front man Bono will be returning to sing his famous line from Band Aid 1984: “And tonight thank God it’s them, instead of you.”
Luckily for Bono, it was felt by the organisers that he was the only one who could do it justice. He is also the only star from the original line-up. [
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