1. Oasis And U2 Set For Comic Relief Top Of The Pops Special

    Friday 13 March 2009
    BBC2
    10pm

    On BBC Two at 10pm, Comic Relief spreads the music love with a special one-off edition of Top Of The Pops. Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates are joined by a host of comics to present an incredible live show, including performances from Oasis, U2 and, once again, Rob Brydon and Ruth Jones, giving another rendition of their Comic Relief single.
  2. And a rumour about the Echo awards: Crazy 2nd song to be played...


  3. If it is the 2nd single, it would be a logical choice.


  4. They soundchecked Boots only, though. And I doubt that they'll play 2 songs.


  5. sounds more logical and if they binned Boots this early then alarm bells would be ringing


  6. Ah, didn't know that. It's gonna be busy next week with all these promo-performances.
  7. Jonathan Ross tonight mentioned that U2 would be on as the musical guests next wee so no interview it would seem. They'l probably go back on as proper guests during the UK stop of the tour.
  8. Does anyone know if there are any covers available for the bootlegs so far for the Promo Tour?

    Thank you
    WIRE
  9. Check the respective performance topics. Should be there.

    U2.com summed up what's going on next week:

    Countdown to No Line
    It's a big, big week for U2.... and here's some of the highlights.

    After the Echo show in Berlin last night the band went out for dinner with Michael Mittermeier, film director Wim Wenders and musician Herbert Gronemeyer.

    Today the band arrived in Paris ahead of some French promotional work, including a live performance for Le Grand Journal on Canal Plus on Monday night.

    They then head for London where there's lots going on in the next few days. If you're in the UK open your calendars.

    First up Monday when new tracks from the album will be aired on Jo Whiley's Radio 1 show (10am-12.45pm) and on Edith Bowman's show (1-4pm).

    On Tuesday tune in to Zane Lowe (7pm) when his guests include Bono and Edge.

    Then switch off the radio and turn on the TV - at 10pm BBC2's The Culture Show has a special focus the new album - and later in the week, on Friday, there's an extended version of the show, with even more U2, starting at 11.30pm.

    Friday also sees a special Radio 1 'Live Lounge' with U2 broadcasting from the BBC Theatre at Broadcasting House. Tune in between 10am and 12.45pm.

    That same afternoon check out Chris Evans's drivetime show on Radio 2 - the band are in the studio with him.

    And then finish the week with the TV again - they'll be performing two songs on the Jonathan Ross show which goes out on BBC1 at 10.30pm (That's just before the extended edition of The Culture Show (id we mention that ?) at 11.30pm - over on BBC2.

    Got all that ?

    Like we said - it's a big week!
  10. i just saw an ad saying u2 will be playing good morning america march 6th in the usa

    U2 Makes First Live Morning Show Appearance
    Legendary Band Performs on 'GMA' March 6

    International mega band U2 makes history March 6 when it performs on ABC's "Good Morning America," making its first-ever live performance on a morning show.
    U2 on Good Morning America March 6th.
    Rock band U2 to make its first live morning show performance March 6.
    (ABC News)

    The location of the unprecedented morning TV event has yet to be announced, but the group's performance coincides with the release of its highly anticipated new album, "No Line on the Horizon," which hits stores Tuesday March 3.
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    The record is the 12th studio release from the Irish rockers, who have been together for more than 30 years. The album's first single, "Get On Your Boots" was broadcast on radio stations in Ireland this week and is currently available on U2's Web site.

    "No Line on the Horizon" follows U2's highly successfully 2004 album, "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb."

    The commercially successful and critically acclaimed musicians hit the big-time in the 1980s and have remained an integral part of the pop culture and music scenes ever since

    http://a.abcnews.com/images/GMA/abc_gma_u2_090219_mn.jpg
  11. Just listened to Jo Whiley, she mentioned that U2 are going to do 3 songs and are practicing a cover to perform on Friday.