Dienstag, 21. Dezember 2004
hotpress.com: Plans have been lodged with Dublin Corporation for the extension of the Clarence Hotel, in which Bono and The Edge are directors, along with Dublin property magnate, Harry Crosbie, who is also involved in ownership of The Point Theatre. [
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showbizireland.com: What with it being the Silly Season everyone and their sister is out on the town enjoying a few well-deserved Christmas drinks so why should celebs be any different?Well they're not! The likes of Bono and Colin Farrell may enjoy the party lifestyle all-year-round but at least at Christmas they have a valid excuse to down their share of the black-stuff. [
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contactmusic.com: Canadian U2 fans are campaigning for the Irish supergroup to perform in the country's capital Ottawa during their forthcoming HOW TO DISMANTLE AN ATOMIC BOMB world tour next year (05).
The SWEETEST THING stars haven't played in the city since 1985, when frontman BONO lost his voice during an encore rendition of PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF LOVE).
This week (begs20DEC04) Ottawa radio station 93.9 BOB FM have started a petition for the band to schedule a concert there, saying, "It's been about 20 years since you rocked our town, and we think it's about time you put us on your tour map." [ more]
The SWEETEST THING stars haven't played in the city since 1985, when frontman BONO lost his voice during an encore rendition of PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF LOVE).
This week (begs20DEC04) Ottawa radio station 93.9 BOB FM have started a petition for the band to schedule a concert there, saying, "It's been about 20 years since you rocked our town, and we think it's about time you put us on your tour map." [
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contactmusic.com: Rock icon BONO refuses to experiment with heroin, insisting it's ridiculous dabbling with a drug "that's bigger than you".
The U2 frontman has witnessed the destructive toll the deadly narcotic drug has taken on many of his friends, and he values his own existence too much to put it risk.
And the PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF LOVE) star condemns the thought process behind any human being who's arrogant enough to try it. [ more]
The U2 frontman has witnessed the destructive toll the deadly narcotic drug has taken on many of his friends, and he values his own existence too much to put it risk.
And the PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF LOVE) star condemns the thought process behind any human being who's arrogant enough to try it. [
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u2.com: The band are on the cover of the Christmas edition of the UK’s NME – and reviewing 2004.Commenting on a sprawling bunch of disparate topics – from the war in Iraq to music business piracy, from the US election to Big Brother TV show – they also reveal that Interpol, Scissor Sisters and Franz Ferdinand are among their choice cuts from the year in music.
In the first of a two-part interview, stretching over several pages with some great new band shots, here we carry a couple of choice segments. [
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