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December 3, 2025 2 mins
The band U2 BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.

U2 wrapped up an extraordinary few weeks with the band receiving the 2025 Woody Guthrie Prize on October 21st, and the celebration continues to reverberate across media platforms. Bono and The Edge traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma to accept the prestigious award, which recognizes artists who embody Woody Guthrie's spirit of social conscience and musical legacy. The pair participated in a wide-ranging conversation with legendary producer T Bone Burnett before delivering an intimate acoustic performance at Cain's Ballroom. They performed Running to Stand Still, Sunday Bloody Sunday, One, and Pride In the Name of Love—a setlist that demonstrated the band's enduring catalog depth. The entire evening, running 65 minutes total with 40 minutes of conversation and 25 minutes of performance, premiered on U2 X-Radio via Sirius XM on November 27th and has been airing repeatedly throughout early December, ensuring North American listeners can catch this historic moment.

Beyond the prize ceremony, the band continues building momentum on multiple fronts. Recording sessions for their upcoming album are reportedly nearing completion, with reliable sources indicating U2 is tracking toward a Fall 2026 release. The band is expected to tease new material with a single dropping next summer, kicking off what could become a full promotional campaign and potential tour. Bono's creative ventures are expanding too—he's joined the voice cast for an upcoming 3D-animated film called Outfoxed, featuring an all-Irish voice cast and exploring the adventures of a fox family on the run.

Meanwhile, band bassist Adam Clayton recently appeared in a new Sky Arts documentary series called Greatest Basslines, which premiered November 28th across Ireland and the UK. The three-part series explores the instrument's role in shaping modern music, featuring interviews and performances from bass legends including Peter Hook, Nate Mendel, and Melissa Auf der Maur alongside Clayton's contributions.

U2 Fan Club members have begun receiving their 2025 gifts, which this year feature a limited edition hoodie alongside the traditional array of music and collectibles. Additionally, a U2 tribute band called Pride In The Name of U2 continues bringing the band's sound to live audiences through immersive performances, keeping the legacy alive for devoted fans who can't catch the real thing.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You two wrapped up in extraordinary few weeks, with the
band receiving the twenty twenty five Woody Guthrie Prize on
October twenty first, and the celebration continues to reverberate across
media platforms. Bono and The Edge traveled to Tosa, Oklahoma
to accept the prestigious award, which recognizes artists who embody
Woody Guffrey's spirit of social conscience and musical legacy. The

(00:23):
pair participated in the wide ranging conversation with legendary producer
t Bone Burnett before delivering an intimate acoustic performance at
Caine's ball Room. They performed Running to Stand Still, Sunday,
Bloody Sunday One, and Pride in the Name of Love,
a set list that demonstrated the band's enduring catalog depth.

(00:43):
The entire evening running sixty five minutes total with forty
minutes of conversation and twenty five minutes of performance, premiered
on You two x Radio via Serious ExM on November
twenty seventh, and has been airing repeatedly throughout early December,
ensuring no North American listeners can catch this historic moment
Beyond the prize ceremony. The band continues building momentum on

(01:07):
multiple fronts. Recording sessions for their upcoming album are reportedly
nearing completion, with reliable sources indicating U two is tracking
toward a fall twenty twenty six release. The band is
expected to tease new material with a single dropping next summer,
kicking off what could become a full promotional campaign and
potential tour. Vono's creative ventures are expanding too. He's joined

(01:30):
the voice cast for an upcoming three D animated film
called out Foxed, featuring an all Irish voice cast and
exploring the adventures of a Fox family on the run. Meanwhile,
band bassist Adam Clayton recently appeared in the new Sky
Arts documentary series called Greatest Bass Lines, which premiered November
twenty eighth across Ireland in the UK. The three part

(01:52):
series explores the instrument's role in shaping modern music, featuring
interviews and performances from bass legends including Peter Hook, Nate
Mendel and Melissa Aftermauer alongside Clayton's contributions. U two fan
club members have begun receiving their twenty twenty five gifts,
which this year feature a limited edition hoodie alongside the
traditional array of music and collectibles. Additionally, a U two

(02:14):
tribute band called Pride in the Name of You two
continues bringing the band's sound to live audiences through immersive performances,
keeping the legacy alive for devoted fans who can't catch
the real thing. And that is it for to day.
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