Time — The four members of the legendary Irish band tell TIME about another new album in the works—and its secret Apple project that might just save the music industry more info

The Telegraph — Apple Senior Vice President Eddy Cue described the figure as 'record breaking' more info

NME — Manager and TV personality also brands U2 'middle-aged political groupies' more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Antlers at Rough Trade in June (more by Amanda Hatfield) Producer/musician Daniel Lanois (known for work with Brian Eno, U2, Neil Young, Peter Gabriel and others) has teamed up with ANTI- Records to curate a concert called ANTI-Thesis happening..... more info

NME — The trade organisation have called the giveaway 'a dismal failure' more info

NME — The LP was given away for free and automatically downloaded onto users' devices more info

Stereogum — When Apple hijacked every functioning iPhone on the planet and added U2′s new Songs Of Innocence to those phones’ iTunes libraries, the company probably expected some backlash, but I can’t imagine they envisioned what they got: enough outrage, ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — U2 surprised the world last week when they announced their new album, Songs of Innocence, was ready to be heard and being given away by iTunes. What iTunes users soon realized is they were getting whether they wanted it... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — U2’s invasion of iTunes libraries with the group’s new album “Songs of Innocence” may not have put the Irish band back on top of the sales chart, but that doesn’t mean the impact of last week’s stunt can’t be seen. more info

L.A. Times - News — more info