Totally Fuzzy — Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark is a rock musical with music and lyrics by U2's Bono and The Edge and a book by Julie Taymor, Glen Berger, and Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. The musical is based on the Spider-Man comics created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditk... more info

Guardian Music — The threatened protests over U2's alleged tax avoidance prove that Glastonbury's founding spirit has been rekindled'Did I disappoint you, or leave a bad taste in your mouth?" At Glastonbury this month, U2's headline set is more than likely to include... more info

Mercury News, California — It's the largest touring concert stage ever built -- but the claw rising above Overstock.com Coliseum this week for the U2 concert Tuesday is just one of three built for the U2 360 Tour. more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Campaigners are planning to target U2 during the band's set at the upcoming Glastonbury festival as part of a protest over the band's tax issues. more info

ContactMusic — Campaigners in Britain are planning to target U2 during the band's set at the upcoming Glastonbury festival as part of a protest over the band's tax issues. The Irish group is set to headline the massive music event in England later this month (Jun11... more info

Topix — Globe and Mail Update Published Friday, Jun. 03, 2011 11:53AM EDT Last updated Friday, Jun. more info

NME — Art Uncut campaigners want to put spotlight on Bono and co's 'tax avoidance' more info

Mercury News, California — How does a long-haired multimillionaire who's better known for backing the likes of Facebook and disk drive maker Seagate rate such a gig? Well, it helps that U2 frontman Bono is a partner in McNamee's Sand Hill Road investment firm, Elevation Partne... more info

E! Online — Next time you see a hitchhiker on the side of the road, you may want to stop. It could be Bono! While in Vancouver for a concert earlier this week, the U2 rocker and his assistant got... more info

Guardian Music — • Campaigners claim U2 is latest big name to avoid paying tax• Plan includes 'Bono pay up' banner for band's headline set First it was Vodafone stores, then Philip Green's Topshop, Boots and grocers to the Queen Fortnum & Mason. Now direct action... more info