Stevie Nicks' guitar player was stunned when he heard a 1979 song on the radio.

U2 can certainly be an acquired taste for some, but The Edge thought that some material was taking rock in the wrong ...

’Cause tonight, we can be as one. “Sunday Bloody Sunday” was always U2’s epistle to Ireland. The band witnessed the often violent conflicts unfolding between Irish nationalists and unionists from the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. U2's The Edge and Bono with their friend, fan, and 'Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with Dave Letterman' co-star. (Photo: ...

While Bono grabs a lot of the spotlight, it’s not a stretch to say that The Edge’s guitar work is the defining sonic characteristic of the music of U2. Born David Evans, he stands as one of the most ...

As U2’s lead guitarist, the Edge has contributed to many of rock’s most timeless tracks. Part of his success can be attributed to a willingness to push the boundaries of his instruments’ sound. During ...

Ireland won’t be represented on the field for the postponed Euro 2020 soccer championships which will finally take place next month, but they’ll be there in song thanks to Bono and The Edge, the U2 ...

In Stevie Nicks‘ latest Instagram dispatch from home, the rock legend befriends a dove and reveals the inspiration behind the opening lyrics to her hit song “Edge of Seventeen.” Nicks posted a video ...

Dutch DJ Martin Garrix has teamed up with U2‘s Bono and the Edge to create the anthemic song “We Are the People,” which will be official song of the upcoming UEFA European Football Championship.