The legendary Irish band U2 surprised everyone last night in the heart of the historic center of Mexico City. The musicians were seen filming a new music video on the roof of a bus driving through a crowd of excited fans. The first images of this unexpected event, reminiscent of their famous wild shoots, are now available on RTL2’s official social media channels.
A comforting piece of news from this shoot is the long-awaited return of founding drummer Larry Mullen Jr. After months of absence due to health issues and surgeries that prevented him from participating in the group’s exceptional residency in Las Vegas, the musician is back behind his drum set, much to the delight of U2 fans.
This late-night session showcased a brand new song titled “Street of Dreams.” This unreleased track confirms the band’s current period of high productivity led by Bono and The Edge. Following the recent releases of the short albums “Days of Ash” and “Easter Lily,” U2 is actively preparing for the release of a new studio album soon.
Context: U2 filming a new music video in Mexico City.
Fact Check: Larry Mullen Jr returning to the band after a period of absence due to health issues.
The lineup for the RTL2 Pop Rock Live stage at the ODP Festival has been revealed. With only a month left until the festival kicks off in Talence, near Bordeaux, music fans can look forward to a day of free concerts featuring artists like Charlie Winston, Hoshi, Leman, Marine, Zaoui, and The Odds on June 14.
Context: Lineup announcement for RTL2 Pop Rock Live stage at the ODP Festival.
Fact Check: The festival lineup includes a mix of established and emerging artists.
Debbie Harry, the singer of Blondie, is making a comeback in cinema. The punk-rock icon and legendary voice of Blondie is set to appear in a new promising comedy called “Maitreya,” alongside Pamela Anderson. The film tells the story of a rising star in the New Age spiritual movement, with Debbie Harry playing a significant role as Pamela Anderson’s character’s mother.
Context: Debbie Harry returning to the big screen in a new comedy.
Fact Check: Debbie Harry joining the cast of a film alongside Pamela Anderson.
