U2 Releases Carnaval De Luz to Mark 50 Years of Music - Archyworldys
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The Irish quartet, whose career has experienced dramatic hollows and twists, releases a sixteenth album in which it regains its full vigour by refocusing on its bases.
After nine years, U2 returns with an album. The band surprises with psychedelic excursions, big hymns - and Dolly Parton's last vocal recording.
With more than 180 million records sold and an influence that extends beyond the musical sphere, U2 continues to impose itself as an out-of-standard band capable of combining planetary success, commitment and artistic ambition. Responding to the ambient chaos and synthesis of his career, his sixteenth album, Carnaval De Luz, announces a worldwide tour, in 2027, where all generations will mix together. ...
For nine years it took U2 to release new songs again. After the first singles the expectations for the 16th studio album "Carnaval de Luz" were high – they can't be fulfilled completely. For Bono and Co., the album is a more than powerful sign of life for the 50th birthday.
The album of the U2 "Carnaval of Light" will be officially released on Friday (13) by Island Records. The release was preceded by singles who have already given a sample of what to expect with the new work: "Street of Dreams", "Silence", "The Greatest Show on Earth" and "Torn". 'Great bands never die': With album made 20 years ago, My Chemical Romance returns to the stops Third time in three years: Shakira announces return to Brazil with 'Las mu…
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