Bono

Foo Fighters reschedule shows just after U2 frontman had to bow out mid-concert.

Bono says there's a space in the current landscape for music with less of a pop sensibility and more rage — and that revolution will come.

I've been talkin' about Liam Gallagher being my latest source of entertainment in the music world, sort of what Ozzy Osbourne became back when his reality show came out.

Whether you've been with U2 since their post-punk beginnings or first heard of them when you deleted 'Songs of Innocence' from your iPhone, their legacy is secure.

“If you think about it, the majority of victims last night are music fans,” Bono said. “It’s very upsetting. These are our people.”

The band, who were in Paris during the horrific terrorist attacks on Friday, have called off the event as a result of the tragedy.

After releasing a pair of offbeat and avant garde albums in the mid-'90s, U2 returned to anthemic rock and mainstream adoration thanks in part to one "Beautiful Day."

U2 emerged out of Ireland with their debut in 1980 and the only thing bigger than their sound was their potential.

Talk about adding insult to injury: After enduring copious amounts of surgery following his nasty bike accident last fall, Bono may have lost the ability to play guitar.

On Monday for World AIDS Day, U2 put on a surprise concert in New York's Times Square. Because Bono was unable to perform with the band due to his recovery from a bicycling injury and surgery, Bruce Springsteen and Coldplay's Chris Martin stood in and handled the singing duties.

U2 singer Bono reportedly needs surgery after a New York City bike accident.

The initial public offering of Facebook on Friday (May 18) may not have been as successful as many had expected. But even if it had done better than closing at only 23 cents more than the opening price, it would not have put Bono up with Paul McCartney in the exclusive Billionaire Rockers Club as had been initially believed.