They only live performance after 1987 came on October 14th, 1989 during a stop of the Lovetown tour in Melbourne, Australia. There’s no video, but you can hear a very clear recording right here.

During one of the final dates of the Lovetown tour, which ran from late 1989 to early 1990, Bono told the audience, “This is just the end of something for U2. […] It’s no big deal, ...

Prior to the show, the group soundchecked 1983’s “Two Hearts Beat As One,” which they haven’t played since the Lovetown tour in 1989. It didn’t make the show, but Bono did sprinkle a few ...

U2 had entered the final stretch of the Lovetown Tour, launched earlier that year to help promote Rattle And Hum, and the guys were beyond exhausted. There were family issues to deal with ...

Now that Asheville has been dubbed "Lovetown," the question is, "How long will we stay that way?" On April Fool's Day, an anonymous group altered the huge "Pepsitown" billboard on the city's ...

Although unable to play for the majority of the first day, West Indies Vice-Captain Joshua Da Silva says they’ll make the best of the remaining four d ...