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From U2Tours.com:

Main Set: Breathe, No Line On The Horizon, Get On Your Boots, Magnificent, Beautiful Day, I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For, Angel of Harlem, In A Little While, Unknown Caller, The Unforgettable Fire, City of Blinding Lights, Vertigo, I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Pride, MLK, Walk On

Encore(s): Where the Streets Have No Name, One, Ultraviolet, With Or Without You, Moment of Surrender

Comments: U2 opens the U2360 Tour. Bono calls Barcelona ‘the capital of surrealism.’ He dedicates ‘Angel’ to Michael Jackson, and sings bits of ‘Man In The Mirror’ and ‘Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough.’ After ‘Little While,’ U2 does a lengthy linkup with the Intl. Space Station. People walked around the catwalk with Aung San Suu Kyi masks during ‘Walk On.’ A Desmond Tutu video about the ONE Campaign plays before the encore. ‘One’ is a mess, and the band has to restart the song.

Audio courtesy of MacPhisto

Magnificent - Adam White Remix from the Perfecto Podcast.

Found this online and figured I’d post it. Another remix, and there are a few more to come.

Remix: Crazy (Dirty South Remix)

NPR has a interview with Steve Lillywhite.

World Cafe, March 17, 2009 – World Cafe celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with Steve Lillywhite, whose most recent project took him to Dublin to produce No Line On The Horizon, U2’s 12th studio album.

The album began to take shape in Morocco a year ago, then traveled to Dublin and New York, finally finishing up in London. With tracks as diverse as the operatic, electronic “Tripoli” to the gospel-themed “Moment of Surrender,” Bono and company have produced another eclectic record with the help of Lillywhite.

In this session with David Dye, Lillywhite gives an inside scoop on the definitive Irish rockers’ working process. He highlights how he and co-producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois each contributed to the album and shares his personal insight on some favorite tracks. The party continues as Dye spins a playlist from Irish artists, including new music from Lisa Hannigan and Bell X-1, plus classics from David Gray, The Frames and Van Morrison.

Listen to the interview at the NPR website.

U2 is performing their intimate show tonight at the Sommerville theater. They go live on mix985.com at 9PM. Listen to the performance at http://player.play.it/player/player.html?v=4.1.25&id=2237&onestat=wbmxLet

Photos: U2’s Bono greets crowds in Somerville

Wicked Local photo by Erin Smith Bono Vox of U2 shakes hands behind the Somerville Theatre in Somerville MA

Wicked Local photo by Erin Smith Bono signs autographs under a crush of fans outside the Somerville Theatre Wednesday afternoon.

BBC rolls out the red carpet for U2

With a new album to promote U2 is going to appear half a dozen appearances in the space of five days.

Link to the main u2 page at the BBC >>

http://www.bbc.co.uk/musicevents/u2/

TV and Radio

Monday 23 February    19:00   radio 1      Zane Lowe
Tuesday 24 February   19:15   radio 4      Front Row
Tuesday 24 February   22:00   bbc2         Culture Show

Here is a preview:  
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cultures..s5_e25_u2_preview/index.shtml

Friday 27 February      10:00   radio 1      Jo Whiley
Friday 27 February      17:00   radio 2      Chris Evans
Friday 27 February      22:35   bbc1         Jonathan Ross

From today U2 will be on BBC One, BBC Two, Radio 1, Radio 2 and Radio 4. There will also be a live U2 concert broadcast on Radio 1 on Friday and there’s even a rumoured “impromptu” gig on top of Bush House, in homage to the Beatles’ 1969 rooftop concert in central London.