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BONO, the Corrs and other celebrities gave nightclub king Robbie Fox the VIP treatment as he celebrated his 50th birthday in style.
The celebrations went on into the early hours yesterday at a surprise bash attended by about 150 friends.
The boss of Renards nightclub in Dublin’s South Frederick Street, who is known to patrons simply as Robbie, had been planning to be on the door of his club as usual following Ireland’s rugby victory.
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The Dublin Docklands Development Authority has selected a shortlist of five companies to develop its U2 Tower
It has selected four Irish parties: Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore Properties, a consortium of Treasury Holdings and Sisk, Sean Dunne’s Mountbrook Homes and the River II partnership. The non-Irish developer on the shortlist is global construction company Royal BAM Group.
The 32-storey tower is located in the Grand Canal Dock area and is named after the Irish rock group because it will have a recording studio in one of the top storeys in the tower. The Docklands Authority will retain ownership of the tower.
Albums by U2, Snow Patrol and Nirvana were among the IFPI Platinum Europe Award winners in January, according to certifications unveiled this week by the international trade body. Platinum Awards are presented to those albums which surpass one million shipments across Europe.
U2 claimed their second IFPI Platinum Award for their retrospective ’U218 Singles’ (Mercury). The album picked up its first Platinum Award in December 2006, just one month after its release.
Former Vice President Al Gore today announced the "S.O.S." series of concerts to raise awareness of global warming, but U2’s name wasn’t on the list of artists who will perform. The gigs will take place at locations around the globe on July 7th. U2 may still join the lineup … organizers today said they expect to announce more artists in about a month.
read about today’s announcement on VH1.com
- Frank, U2Hub.com
U2achtung.com have a tip from Universal Music that PopMart: Live from Mexico City will finally get a DVD release this year. The reported date is April 2nd (i.e., April 3rd in N. America) and the DVD is said to come in two formats, a single DVD and a dual DVD, just like last year’s Zoo TV Sydney release.
Here is the topic from u2achtung.com
L’information nous est communiquée par Universal : le DVD du Popmart Live From Mexico City est annoncé pour le mois d’Avril (le lundi 2 vraisemblablement) en version deluxe (2 DVD) et version standard (1 DVD).
Pour mémoire, il s’agit du concert enregistré le 3 décembre 1997 à l’Autodrome de Mexico. Set list : PopMuzik – Mofo – I Will Follow – Gone – Even Better Than The Real Thing – Last Night on Earth – Until the End of the World – New Year’s Day – Pride (In the Name Of Love) – I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For – All I Want Is You – Desire – Staring at the Sun – Sunday Bloody Sunday – Bullet the Blue Sky – Please – Where the Streets Have No Name – Lemon (Perfecto mix) – Discothèque – If You Wear That Velvet Dress – With or Without You – Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me – Mysterious Ways – One – Wake Up Dead Man.
Plus d’informations seront communiquées ultérieurement…
Services turn to Irish rock band’s Scripture-grounded music to help attract young
On Sunday night the front pews of the Lutheran church will be moved to make room for dancing. On the right will stand a band whose lead singer strikingly resembles Bono of U2. And when the opening hymn begins, worshipers will shout the lyrics to the rock song “Pride”:
“In the name of love! What more in the name of love?”
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