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[NME @NME]

.@U2 returned to their school Mount Temple Comprehensive School in Dublin for an impromptu gig, where they played their new song ‘Silencio’ - what do you think of the track so far?

#U2 #Silencio #CarnavalDeLuz

[Joe Frady 🎗️ @JoeFrady]

i took the @U2 live debut of #SILENCIO at Mount Temple ~ from the band's first live appearance on a stage together in 7 years ~ and zhuzhed up the colours a little. And i boosted the audio a tad, just cos i cannot get enough of this SOUND
#CarnavalDeLuz
#U250 ❤️‍🔥♾❤️‍🔥

[CONSEQUENCE @consequence]

U2 also debuted their new single "Silencio" during a performance at their old schoolyard at Mount Temple.

[U2Songs.com @u2songs]

Golden Discs at St. Stephen’s Green. Celebrating #U250

[CONSEQUENCE @consequence]

Earlier today, U2 returned to Mount Temple Comprehensive School to mark the 50th anniversary of their formation, staging a special schoolyard concert for 1,000 students and staff on the same spot where the band first performed together more than five decades ago.

The seven-song setlist included their first-ever single "Out of Control."

[Steinhegvanhuysenolegbangbangbang @lesbianbono]

EDGE DONT HURT THEM NOW

[Variety @Variety]

Dolly Parton’s “last recorded vocal performance” is a duet with Bono on the closing track of U2’s first album in nine years.

The song is described as “a tender country song detailing broken family ties that holds wider resonances.”

https://t.co/diHTfllHct

[Rolling Stone @RollingStone]

.@U2 will release their first album of new songs in nine years, the band announced today.

Details: https://t.co/sFIcJZj7K0

[U2 @U2]

New album Carnaval de Luz available 13th November. “Silencio” out now.
https://t.co/Fa2Hea7OrT

[Hemal K Vaidya @HemalKVaidya]

Mr. The Edge wrote WILD HORSES during one of the most difficult moments in his life. The look on his face…playing most of this song with his eyes closed…the intensity this song…

“Who’s gonna fall at the foot of thee?!”

Only. One. Band. The U2.
#U250
#U2UV
#AchtungBaby

[William Munny @Willy_Munny]

Some facts cannot be disputed…

[Cata Paul 🃏‍‍‍ @CataPaul2]

🎬 Iconic movie & TV speedsters

[Misa @Misapd2019]

Music Snoopy and friends 🫰😊

[Claire S 🤍 @SaintLaurant]

u2 — the fly | 1991
.
it's no secret that the stars are falling from the sky
it's no secret that our world is in darkness tonight
they say the sun is sometimes eclipsed by the moon
...
there's a lot of things if i could i'd rearrange 🌙

[Cata Paul 🃏‍‍‍ @CataPaul2]

🎶 25 iconic bands and when they formed

🇬🇧 The Beatles — 1960
🇺🇸 The Beach Boys — 1961
🇬🇧 The Rolling Stones — 1962
🇬🇧 The Who — 1964
🇬🇧 Pink Floyd — 1965
🇬🇧 Fleetwood Mac — 1967
🇬🇧 Black Sabbath — 1968
🇬🇧 Led Zeppelin — 1968
🇺🇸 Aerosmith — 1970
🇬🇧 Queen — 1970
🇺🇸 Eagles — 1971
🇸🇪 ABBA — 1972
🇺🇸 KISS — 1973
🇦🇺 AC/DC — 1973
🇮🇪 U2 — 1976
🇺🇸 Metallica — 1981
🇺🇸 Red Hot Chili Peppers — 1982
🇺🇸 Bon Jovi — 1983
🇬🇧 Radiohead — 1985
🇺🇸 Guns N’ Roses — 1985
🇺🇸 Green Day — 1987
🇺🇸 Nirvana — 1987
🇺🇸 Foo Fighters — 1994
🇺🇸 Linkin Park — 1996
🇬🇧 Coldplay — 1997

🖇️ Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica, official band websites, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Wikipedia.

[Ladytron Fan Account @Lady_FanAccount]

“Dreams” is one of Fleetwood Mac’s greatest achievements: deceptively simple, effortlessly elegant, and emotionally devastating all at once. Built around Stevie Nicks’ hypnotic writing and one of the most iconic grooves in the band’s catalog, the song turns heartbreak into something strangely weightless and beautiful. It remains the band’s only #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

[U2 @U2]

1976-2026 ∞

[Wisconsin Timber Rattlers @TimberRattlers]

Your yearly reminder that Miz can’t pronounce WI city names, but he can throw 105 mph.

#tratnation

[Gh()ul @Ghoul_dix]

Fuck you niggas, he doesn’t need a band!🖕🏾

[TrackingStat @trackingStat]

Most Common Months for Births in the U.S. 🇺🇸👶

1️⃣ August — Usually the busiest month
2️⃣ July
3️⃣ September
4️⃣ October
5️⃣ June
6️⃣ May
7️⃣ March
8️⃣ December
9️⃣ January
🔟 April
1️⃣1️⃣ November
1️⃣2️⃣ February — Usually the least common

Based on long-running U.S. birth data, July, August, and September consistently rank among the busiest months for births. (CDC)

The pattern is partly explained by conception rates being higher around the holiday season and winter months, roughly 8–9 months before the summer birth peak.

The CDC's latest national data cover 3.63 million births in 2024, with detailed monthly birth data available through its National Vital Statistics System. (CDC)