Stereogum — Big morning for vaguely political music videos from superstars! Earlier today, Justin Timberlake dropped his shooting-for-topicality clip for "Supplies." And now U2 have followed with an animated clip for "Get Out Of Your Own Way," from their new alb... more info

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Stereogum — Kendrick Lamar, Sam Smith, and U2 will perform at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards at New York’s Madison Square Garden on 1/28. Kendrick, who is up for seven awards including album of the year, will open the show, according to sources. more info

USA Today Music — Former president shares lists of songs, books that he enjoyed in 2017.             more info

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PopSugar UK — If you thought we were going to be be able to kiss this awful, dumpster fire of a year goodbye without another set of misogynistic quotes from a misguided celebrity, you thought wrong. Squeaking in just under the wire, Bono sat down with Rolling Sto... more info

Dlisted — Bono recently spoke to Rolling Stone about U2’s latest album, Songs of Experience, as well as the end of their recent Joshua Tree tour and his poverty-fighting charity, the ONE Campaign. Bono spoke about the ONE Campaign’s current campaign, calle... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — New York’s Les Techno gets political on his charged track “Where Were You?,” a track that was inspired by the horrifying events in Charlottesville, Virginia in September. This track has a strong message and is delivered in a big bold fashion, e... more info

New York Times — Last week U2 bumped Ms. Swift’s “Reputation” from the top spot after three weeks. And this week Luke Bryan hits No. 1 with “What Makes You Country.” more info

Detroit Free Press — Ed Sheeran holds top two spots on the iTunes singles chart; U2's 'Songs of Experience' debuts at No. 1 on album chart             more info