Bono is always an interesting hot-button discussion for any group of music fans, but even the harshest critics have to admit that live, there’s no touching the U2 frontman.
Jon Bon Jovi turns 56 today (March 2), and it goes without saying that in addition to being an absolute force live decades after debuting, he has, without a doubt, aged extremely well. (And he's embraced a silver-haired look and got better looking. JBJ is unreal!)
There’s been a lot of surprising news in the classic rock world this week, but the only story that made us exclaim, “WHAT?!” is this business about Sting releasing an album with dancehall-reggae artist Shaggy.
In the wake of revelations that a company he's invested in has not been paying proper taxes, U2 frontman Bono has issued a statement promising to get to the bottom of what's going on.
U2 frontman Bono took time off from the group's Joshua Tree Tour to visit with Republican congressmen -- including Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy -- on Wednesday (June 21) to talk about the humanitarian concerns of his ONE Campaign organization.
Bono is always an interesting hot-button discussion for any group of music fans, but even the haters have to admit that live, there’s no touching the U2 frontman.
