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Irish rockers U2 condemn ICE immigration raids with the surprise release of EP "Days of Ash," featuring a song for slain Minneapolis protester Renée Good, "American Obituary." ...

U2 started experimenting with electronic sounds way before anyone else thought to do that in rock or pop. Though there’s still few songs that would make it on a greatest hits compilation, the new ...

The collection delves into ICE, Israel, the West Bank, Ukraine, Iran - and features a guest vocal by Ed Sheeran ...

U2 have released a brand new EP, Days of Ash. The six-song release includes “American Obituary,” a new song inspired by the death last month of Renée Nicole Macklin Good at the hands of ICE agents in ...

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