When The Joshua Tree turned 30, U2 hit the road for a special anniversary tour and played the whole damn album 50 times start to finish. There will never be such a revival for Zooropa. July 5 is ...

To celebrate Zooropa‘s 25th anniversary, here are 10 things you might not know about this underrated gem. 1. The album was originally supposed to be an EP to support the Zoo TV tour. https ...

The most dramatic change from the American leg of the tour came at the beginning of “Where the Streets Have No Name” when Bono sang an extended portion of “Zooropa.” The lyrics took on a ...

Zooropa came out of that moment, and its version of the future makes a lot more sense in 2023 than it did in 1993. I’ll give you an example: On the back half of the Zoo TV tour, Bono adopted a ...

The idea for Zooropa came about during the Zoo TV tour, which saw them embrace irony, satire and self-deprecation (concepts not usually associated with U2) while targeting the sensory bombardment ...

U2 is honoring the 30th anniversary of their Zooropa album today by announcing a limited-edition gatefold pressed on yellow vinyl. It will also feature a new photo from 1993 on the inner gatefold ...

The best performance on the EP is “Stay (Faraway, So Close!)” from Zooropa. During the ZooTV Tour, U2 recorded a follow-up to Achtung Baby, Zooropa. It was released mid-tour in 1993 ...

U2 star Bono celebrated his 33rd birthday during the 1993 Zooropa tour with one bizarre gift! Pal Gavin Friday sent him a packet containing nails, a hammer and wood with a note marked “DIY.” ...

And when the EP the band was making to promote its current European tour ended up ballooning to album-length, well . . . nobody ever said this band did things by half-measures. Still ...