L.A. Times - Entertainment — The members of U2 had much more than nostalgia on their minds when they performed their landmark 1987 album, “The Joshua Tree,” from beginning to end Saturday night at the Rose Bowl. Part of a world tour timed to commemorate the albumâ�... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The members of U2 had much more than nostalgia on their minds when they performed their landmark 1987 album, “The Joshua Tree,” from beginning to end Saturday night at the Rose Bowl. Part of a world tour timed to commemorate the albumâ�... more info

USA Today Music — The Irish band's words, music retain emotional, political heft 30 years after album release.             more info

USA Today Music — U2's lead singer whips out a red iPhone and gives a shout-out to his favorite tech luminaries, from Steve Jobs to Sheryl Sandberg.             more info

KEXP Seattle — Amidst massive popularity, U2 has always been a misunderstood band. From theatrical bombast to musical pivots, the band has often followed its own muse as opposed to succumbing to critical constraints, but their artistry may get lost amidst the theat... more info

Uncut — Also starring: Evan Dando, Jason Isbell, Steve Van Zandt, Kevin Morby, The Skids, U2, Van Morrison, Fleet Foxes, The Beatles, Prince's Revolution, Buffalo Tom, Aimee Mann and shoegazers galore! Also starring: Evan Dando, Jason Isbell, Steve Van ... more info

Stereogum — Last night, U2 made the second stop of their Joshua Tree 30th anniversary tour in Seattle and they brought out some special guests to help them out on the album's closing track, "Mothers Of The Disappeared." Eddie Vedder and Mumford & Sons joined th... more info

JamBase — Irish rockers U2 were joined by Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder and members of Mumford & Sons at CenturyLink Field on Sunday. more info

New York Times — The Irish band shakes a Seattle stadium with 30-year-old songs and a new one, opening a tour that shows the concerns of its 1987 album have persisted. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — It was a sort of homecoming as U2 once again kicked off another world tour — this time in support of the 30th anniversary of their landmark LP The Joshua Tree — in 'the city we love.' more info