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U2 Hated At Home?
U2 Hated At Home?
U2 is one of the biggest, if not The biggest, rock bands in the world. They've sold more than 170 million albums, won 22 Grammy awards, and actively supported humanitarian causes around the world. They're among the most popular rock bands of all time, but not necessarily at home...
Difficult Recovery
Difficult Recovery
I can't say U2 is my favorite band of all time, but they're on a short list. They're definitely my favorite current working rock band. Bono was involved in a serious bicycle crash a couple months ago, that resulted in some pretty serious injuries. He sustained a compound fracture to his arm, and a fractured eye socket. Three metal plates, 18 screws and a titanium elbow joint, have been surgically installed. Bono said, on the band's website , he may not be able to play guitar again.
U2 Plans Deluxe Reissues of ‘Achtung Baby’ and ‘Zooropa’
U2 Plans Deluxe Reissues of ‘Achtung Baby’ and ‘Zooropa’
Believe it or not, it’s been 20 years since U2 released its landmark album ‘Achtung Baby’ — and the band is preparing to celebrate with a newly expanded version. The band isn’t stopping its vault-purging there, either – Rolling Stone reports that there are also plans for a deluxe edition of U2′s ‘Achtung’ follow-up, ‘Zooropa,’ all part of a wider campaign that will see the songs repackaged in a nu
Top Ten Louisiana Songs
Top Ten Louisiana Songs
After falling in love with Lelia Broussard's song, "Louisiana" I got to thinking about some of the other songs for and about our great state. Now, I admit, I'm a little sentimental sometimes, especially at times like this when we face yet another potential disaster just weeks before hurricane season begins, so bear with me on a couple of these... I have included some favorites that tug o
New Kids On The Block Brave The Cajundome
New Kids On The Block Brave The Cajundome
Got Your Tickets To The NKOTB/Backstreet Boys In The Cajundome? The tough economy hasn’t helped the already-suffering music industry, and a lot of acts are being forced to face the music. When it comes to touring, many artists and bands are skipping huge stadium tours in favor of slightly smaller venues, since the cost is lower and it’s easier to guarantee a full house.