U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday" has been named among the 100 best protest songs of all time by Rolling Stone. The song, the opening track of the Irish band's 1983 album "War," landed in 30th place - right ...

On the anniversary of the massacre, U2 shared a new acoustic rendition of the track, which you can hear below. The new version shows the band’s frontman Bono and lead guitar player the Edge performing ...

Bono and The Edge shared a touching acoustic version of U2's iconic song "Sunday Bloody Sunday" to mark the 50th anniversary of the massacre of 14 innocent nationalists in Derry. The video was posted ...

’Cause tonight, we can be as one. “Sunday Bloody Sunday” was always U2’s epistle to Ireland. The band witnessed the often violent conflicts unfolding between Irish nationalists and unionists from the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If U2 is accepting an award named for folk singer Woody Guthrie, it’s a safe bet that Bono is going to use the opportunity to say ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Irish rockers U2 helped set the world’s stage using “three chords and the truth” to bridge divisions and activate the masses for ...

If the average American knows of this pivotal confrontation at all, it is probably via U2‘s anthemic “Sunday, Bloody Sunday,” which wonders “how long will we sing this song?” of tension and unrest in ...