Larry Mullen

I quit drinking in New York City on January 1st, 2003. I was a regular feature in half the Irish bars in Manhattan, always paid my tab and tipped well(...)

The death of Cranberries frontwoman Dolores O’Riordan is not being treated as suspicious, police in London have said. Police were called to the Hilto(...)

The line of questioning during U2 at the BBC (BBC One, Tuesday, 9pm), an hour of live music shuffled into a cosy interview, hardly counts as a grillin(...)

U2 have written to Dublin City councillors urging them to revoke the Freedom of the City of Dublin from Myanmar’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi over th(...)

The creation of Songs of Experience, U2’s 14th album, began around the time of Bono’s “high-energy bicycle accident” in November, 2014. His injuries t(...)

Saturday night in Trafalgar Square, London. Four iconic lions flank four iconic Dublin lads as they take to the stage at one of the world’s most famou(...)

Alice Cooper is rock’s greatest pantomime villain. In the sleeve notes for a lavish box set titled The Life and Crimes of Alice Cooper, the Detroit-bo(...)

It’s always the Irish gigs that gets people in a right old lather, isn’t it? When U2 play away, we get dispatches - written by foreign correspondent(...)

Through a fair chunk of the 1990s and 2000s, The Joshua Tree was perceived as the embodiment of everything toe-curling about U2: it was earnest, preac(...)

Will they rattle you or make you hum? Journalist Dave Simpson picks his top 10. 1. Into the Heart The phenomenon of Bono often overshadows U2, the b(...)