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U2’s Bono says surprise EP that protests ICE shootings will ‘offend or annoy some parties’

U2 have joined fellow rocker Bruce Springsteen in releasing songs in response to current events in America, including the shooting death of Renee Good by ICE agents in Minneapolis.

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U2 drops six surprise 'songs of defiance' in response to ICE shootings

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U2 Drops Surprise Song to Honor ICE Victim

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U2 Surprises With Six-Track ‘Days Of Ash’ EP

U2 is roaring back with the surprise release today (Feb. 18) of Days of Ash, a six-track Interscope EP that will presage a separate new studio album in late 2026.

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Bono lambasts ICE, Putin, Netanyahu and more as U2 release first collection of new songs since 2017

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‘Days Of Ash’: U2 surprise drop six ‘songs of defiance’ - one in response to ICE shootings

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U2 surprise drops 'Days of Ash' EP to 'confront these maddening times'

The EP is accompanied by individual lyric videos, as well as the return of “Propaganda,” a digital zine that will have a limited-edition print run.

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U2 releases song ‘American Obituary’ honoring Renee Good

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Ed Sheeran and Ukrainian soldier feature on politically driven new U2 record

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What happened between U2 and Trump? Inside band’s politics as they pay tribute to Renee Good in new song blasting ICE

U2 denounce the Trump-sanctioned ICE raids in Minneapolis through their politically charged EP Days of Ash, honoring Reneé Good and other activists killed worldwide. Know more about the band’s long-standing history of challenging Donald Trump and using music as a form of protest.

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U2 release ‘a song of fury’ about Renee Good, who was killed by ICE agents

Set to a musical bed that recalls both the band’s early punk days and the swagger of their “Achtung Baby” era, Bono sings about Good being “born to die free, American mother of three

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U2: Days of Ash review – six new tracks reaffirm the band as a vital political voice

On their first collection of new songs since 2017, the quartet have a crispness that has been lacking in their 21st-century material, as they nimbly react to shocking news stories

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Bruce Springsteen, Chris Martin Front U2 at World AIDS Day Concert

Bono has some top notch understudies: Bruce Springsteen and Chris Martin of Coldplay acted as the U2 frontman, who is recovering from a bike accident, at a concert Monday night honoring World AIDS Day. Springsteen performed "Where the Streets Have No Name ...