U2 shared the lyrics from a new version of their song "Beautiful Day" that was written for Glen Hansard's funeral.

"I really hate to do this to you, Alan," replies Linehan's character Aidan Walsh, "but it's actually a song about..." "Bloody Sunday is actually about a massacre in Derry in 1972," Mathews' character Paul Tool chips in.

Steve Coogan, Imelda May, and Hozier were among Hansard’s friends and collaborators to attend the service at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin.

Bono had the potential to make massive vocal leaps in U2, but he thought this song would be out of taste played past the new millennium.

Dutch DJ/producer Martin Garrix and U2 have teamed up for a brand-new song.The artists have just released the track "Fireflies," which Garrix debuted July 17 at the Tomorrowland in Belgium festival,

U2 is edging ever-so-closer to officially announcing the group’s first full-length collection of new material in nine years. Heralding it is the first single from that forthcoming effort, “Street of Dreams,

U2 bandmates Bono and the Edge rewrote the lyrics to their hit song “Beautiful Day” in honor of Oscar-winning musician Glen Hansard. Hansard died at 56 on July 29 following a motorcycle crash in Dublin.

U2 have released Street Of Dreams, the first single from their upcoming new studio album - their first in nine years - which is due out later this year.

U2 earns its milestone tenth hit on Billboard's Rock & Alternative Airplay chart as lead Days of Ash EP "Song of the Future" debuts in last place. Adam Clayton (far left), The Edge (second from left), Bono (second from right) and Larry Mullen, Jr. (far ...

By 1987, U2 had transcended the status of being just another rock band from Dublin. The question for the band then became, what would come next.