Live Daily — Alt-rockers The Killers [ tickets ] have tacked a handful of dates onto their forthcoming North American run behind last fall's "Day & Age." Since last check, eight new shows have been added to the itinerary, which kicks off Aug. 8 in Elizabeth, I... more info

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Dubliners angry over the around-the-clock dismantling of U2's monumental concert stage mounted street protests Tuesday, threatening ... more info

Undercover, Australia — Protesters in Ireland have forced U2 to miss the boat. more info

Guardian Music — Protesters in Dublin were furious about the time it took to dismantle Bono's massive stage 'claw'Considering their reputation as the most socially aware band on the planet, U2 have been doing their best to inflame at least one section of society with... more info

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Allmusic Blog — Kelly Clarkson is purportedly peeved with RCA for including her new Ryan Tedder-produced single, “Already Gone,” on her latest album All I Ever Wanted, seeing as Tedder lent the same backing tracks to Beyonce’s “Halo”. [Popeater.com] BBC is... more info

The Daily Mail — The internationally famous band have been picked to appear on The Simpsons, join the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Elton John, U2, Sting and Michael Jackson. more info

The Independent — Angry residents reached an uneasy truce with the GAA last night over a row caused by the removal of the massive U2 stage at Dublin’s Croke Park. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne has taken aim at Irish rockers U2 for spending so much money on their current world tour, accusing human rights campaigner Bono of hypocrisy over the lavish shows. more info