Undercover, Australia — You may not be getting a new U2 album under your Christmas tree this year but there is a new Christmas video from the lads. more info

Rolling Stone — • Lil Wayne, Coldplay Lead Grammy Nominees • Grammy Nomination Show Live Blog • Hudson Family Killed In “Jealous Rage” Top stories from the last three days: • U2 Premiere “Father Christmas” Video • Charts: Kanye West Tops Axl Rose �... more info

Pitchfork — Well, this was unexpected. Perhaps coming to terms with the fact that increasingly few people give a shit about the Grammys, the Recording Academy tonight announced its list of nominees for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards, and those nominees were...sho... more info

Pitchfork — Well, this was unexpected. Perhaps coming to terms with the fact that increasingly few people give a shit about the Grammys, the Recording Academy tonight announced its list of nominees for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards, and those nominees were...sho... more info

ContactMusic — U2 have given fans a little early Christmas gift by covering GREG LAKE's festive tune I BELIEVE IN FATHER CHRISTMAS for a new online charity venture. The track is among ... more info

Rolling Stone — • U2 Premiere “Father Christmas” Video Top stories from the last three days: • New Reviews: Akon, Britney Spears • Live Nation To Sell Tix Through Blockbuster • On the Road With Coldplay • Britney Spears on the Cover, Past and Present �... more info

Rolling Stone — U2 promised they’d release new music in early 2009, but Christmas has literally come early for their fans. The band has revealed a new video for their cover of Greg Lake’s “I Believe in Father Christmas.” The song is the band’s first contri... more info

ContactMusic — Country trio the DIXIE CHICKS are to debut new song LUCKY ONE on rocker BONO's new charity digital music magazine, RED(Wire). The U2 star launched his latest charity ... more info

NME — Artists including Jay-Z, The Killers, U2, Coldplay and Kylie Minogue have donated tracks to a new charity download service. more info

NME — Artists including Jay-Z, The Killers, U2, Coldplay and Kylie Minogue have donated tracks to a new charity download service. more info