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U2 to Play Rare, Intimate London Show for BBC Music in November

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The rare gig for a select group of fans will include the live debut of tracks from the band's upcoming Carnaval de Luz album.

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U2 to Play Rare, Intimate London Show for BBC Music in November
Gil Kaufman · 10/29/2026, 12:15:36 PM
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