This Day In U2 History
November 01
U2 History on this Day
- U2 attend the premiere of Rattle and Hum at the Astor Theatre in New York and some of the footage is used in the video for “Angel of Harlem“ (1988)
- U2 film a video for “If God Will Send His Angels“ at a diner in Detroit, called the Hi-Liter. (1997)
- The release date for U2’s new album, Songs of Experience, is finally announced. (2017)
- U2 announce the Experience + Innocence tour dates for North America, and that a European leg will follow. (2017)
U2 Album and EP Releases on This Day
Achtung Baby 24-Bit Audiophile High Resolution Digital Album by U2 (Originally released: 2011-11-01)
All Releases Containing U2 on This Day
- Voices and Poetry of Ireland Book and CD by Various Artists (Originally released: 2003-11-21)
- The Man on the Train Theme (Remix) Digital Single by Mullen, Larry and Simon Climie (Originally released: 2011-11-01)
- Achtung Baby 24-Bit Audiophile High Resolution Digital Album by U2 (Originally released: 2011-11-01)
- All The Best Compilation Album by Turner, Tina (Originally released: 2004-11-01)
U2 Shows on This Day
- De Lantaren, Rotterdam, The Netherlands (1981) [U2]
- Hoosier Dome, Indianapolis, IN, USA (1987) [U2]
- Hoosier Dome, Indianapolis, IN, USA (1987) [The Dalton Brothers]
- Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA (2005) [U2]
News Stories on This Day
- 2021-11-01: “Your Song Saved My Life” U2’s New Song Out on Wednesday (Original Story)
- 2018-11-01: Bono writes song for Willie Nelson to Sing (Original Story)
- 2017-11-01: U2 Announce Details of New Album Songs of Experience and the Experience + Innocence Tour 2018 (Press Release)
- 1996-11-01: U2 unveiling suggests where we’re heading (Orange County Register)
- 1989-11-01: Can Rock ‘N’ Roll Save the World? (Greenpeace Magazine, Vol. 14, Number 9)
- 1980-11-01: Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Record Mirror)