U2's Triumphant Return: Vegas, Cannes, and Rumors of a 2025 Tour
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U2's Triumphant Return: Vegas, Cannes, and Rumors of a 2025 Tour
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U2 has been making waves this past week, both onstage and off. The biggest headline came out of Las Vegas as U2 delivered a sold-out performance on July 1, electrifying the crowd with classics like With or Without You, One, and Beautiful Day. This show was hailed as a triumph and a reminder of the band’s lasting impact, coming on the heels of their acclaimed run at the Sphere and further cementing their global legacy. There is also plenty of buzz about what’s next for the band; while nothing’s official, many fans and industry sources are speculating about a major U2 tour on the horizon for 2025, a rumor fueled by the band’s renewed public profile and recent activity.
On the family front, Bono made a rare appearance surrounded by his wife Ali Hewson and two of their children, Jordan and Elijah, for the world premiere of his new documentary Bono: Stories of Surrender at the Cannes Film Festival. This marked a special occasion, as Ali and Jordan tend to shy away from the red carpet, making their presence noteworthy. The documentary, which received a seven-minute standing ovation at Cannes, is set for wide release on Apple TV+, adding another chapter to Bono's multifaceted career according to AOL.
Meanwhile, The Edge was spotted leading Endeavor Ireland’s visit to Belfast as their scale-up program wrapped up, highlighting his ongoing commitment to philanthropy and entrepreneurship back home. U2’s official Instagram also marked National Rock and Roll Day with a playful post, “Three musicians and a salesman... #NationalRockAndRollDay,” which garnered over twelve thousand likes and plenty of comments, keeping their social media engagement high.
Adding to the intrigue, Sphere Las Vegas is set to host “V-U2: An Immersive Concert Film” on July 23, promising fans a new way to experience U2’s music, something that could be a harbinger for more innovative projects from the band. On the business side, there’s no confirmed word on new music, though some outlets recall U2 working on a follow-up to their last album amid ongoing recording sessions in far-flung locales.
The rumor mill is churning, with fans dissecting every clue for a hint of the next big thing. Yet amid the speculation, the band continues to deliver, whether on stage in Vegas, on the red carpet at Cannes, or in their outreach work at home. As the world watches for official tour dates or new releases, U2 proves they remain not just rock royalty, but masters of reinvention and relevance.
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