1. Those girls probably didn't even know who he was, aside from some sort of celebrity. Idiots.


  2. according to the article they did, if that can be believed. They certainly looked friendly


  3. Ugh, too friendly. Can't stand girls like that (though I'm sure my opinion would change if I were male).
  4. Bono and The Edge performed a pair of songs with B.B. King and an all-star ensemble at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood on Sunday (10/26).

    The event was the annual Thelonious Monk gala, a multi-themed event that serves the dual purpose of showcasing some of the top young talent being schooled in the Monk Institute of Jazz and a splashy concert event drawing top names across the musical spectrum.

    This year's concert featured performances by Robert Cray, Cassandra Wilson, Keb 'Mo, Lee Ritenour, Herbie Hancock and Poncho Sanchez among others.

    But the highlight and finale of the evening was U2 members Bono and Edge taking the stage with blues legend B.B King for a split version of "When Love Comes To Town," starting with the rock version immortalized in the 1988 U2 film and album "Rattle & Hum," and followed by a taste of King's arrangement, which has been a late-set romp at most of his shows since then.

    Following the song, most of the concert cast took the stage with King for a group take of "Let The Good Times Roll," which pulled Bono and Edge from the wings again by the first verse.




  5. I don´t mind that people say about Bono and the two 19-years-old girls. It´s a stupidity ¬¬ He´s still my idol and that´s all.
    AndI´mthenextoneintobewithhim
  6. Originally posted by Miss_Hewson:I don´t mind that people say about Bono and the two 19-years-old girls. It´s a stupidity ¬¬ He´s still my idol and that´s all.
    AndI´mthenextoneintobewithhim


    haha love your avatar