NO LINE ON THE HORIZON, the new studio album from U2. The bands 12th studio album calls on the production talents of long-time collaborators Brian Eno and Danny Lanois, with additional production by... more

Bono and the boys remained on a roll with "October," their second charting album of '81. This early gem includes "Gloria," "I Fall Down," "Rejoice," "Fire," "Tomorrow," "Stranger in a Strange Land,"... more

U2 burst onto the international scene with their 1981 U.S. chart debut. Their pounding beats, vehement vocals and chiming guitars announce a band surely headed to the stadiums; their first classic,... more

This collection spans the band's entire 26 year career and includes 16 of the band's best known songs. Two brand new tracks have been included for the album: "The Saints Are Coming", a collaboration... more

HOW TO DISMANTLE AN ATOMIC BOMB, the new album from 14x Grammy Award winning band U2. The band continues to reinvent themselves and push the boundaries of music. The first single is "Vertigo."

Electronics, dance beats and new heights of sonic adventure started steering U2's aesthetic in the early '90s. The reinvention kept the band on top, commercially and critically; here are the hits... more

Their best years, their best songs: "With or Without You," "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For," "Desire," "New Year's Day," "Pride (in the Name of Love)," "Sunday Bloody Sunday," "Where the... more

Marrying the epic scope and emotion of their early anthems with the trip-hop beats and post-modern production of their more recent work, U2 once again reached #1 with this 1997 album. Their hits... more

Fans loved the experimental, electronic U2 as much as the echo-pedal-powered former U2, sending "Zooropa" to #1 in '93. "Numb," "Stay" and "Lemon" all charted; they join "Daddy's Gonna Pay for Your... more

The band followed the massive success of "The Joshua Tree" with a documentary and this #1-hit soundtrack, which found them digging into American roots and blues music (one of many bold changes in... more

This 1985 EP gave U2 fans two new stellar songs that were outtakes from "The Unforgettable Fire"—"Three Sunrises" and "Love Comes Tumbling"—plus two outstanding live performances: "Bad" and "A Sort... more