Stereogum — Bono has worn goofy-looking sunglasses in just about every public appearance since, say, 1991. And if you’ve felt uncharitable, those sunglasses have been evidence of a truly inflated sense of self-regard. But in U2′s recent appearance on the UK�... more info

The Telegraph — U2 frontman finally explains reason for ever-present dark glasses, even indoors more info

Stereogum — Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney has earned something of a reputation for talking shit on his bands’ various peers, from Jack White to Justin Bieber. This time, though, you can understand where he’s coming from. Talking to the Seattle Times rece... more info

The Telegraph — The U2 frontman says he had a moment of "megalomania" as he apologises for the automatic release of the album of millions of iTunes accounts more info

Stereogum — Now that U2 is done foisting Songs Of Innocence onto the world, they’re going the more traditional promotional route: TV performances, music videos, even Walking Dead commercials, and now a radio appearance. They stopped by BBC Radio 2 for Jo While... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - U2 lead singer Bono apologized on Wednesday to iTunes users who objected to receiving an automatic download of the Irish rock group's latest album in September in conjunction with the launch of new Apple iPhones. more info

Time — Unwitting listeners were less than pleased about an iTunes drop they didn't say they wanted more info

Stereogum — As you might have heard, U2 released a new album not that long ago! No? Samsung user? Not to worry! The band is still doing some traditional promotion, including releasing a video for “The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone),” a song about the first time Bo... more info

Stereogum — Let’s say, for the sake of argument, that you really liked U2′s new album Songs Of Innocence. (I didn’t, but maybe you did.) You liked it so much that you want to give U2 money for it, even though the band already gave it to you for free, as an... more info

The Independent — Iggy Pop has criticised technology giant Apple for “stealing the listener’s choice” by giving away the most recent U2 album for free on iTunes. more info