The Telegraph — Watch highlights of the MTV EMAs 2014 in Glasgow, hosted by Nicki Minaj: featuring Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande, Alicia Keys, U2, Ozzy Osbourne and The Hoff more info

MTV.co.uk News — The rock veterans treated Glasgow to a stripped back version of their new track… more info

Perez Hilton — One thing is for sure: Bono has some seriously powerful vocal chords! U2 and frontman Bono just stunned everyone at the EMAs with a powerful performance of their emotional ballad, Every Breaking Wave. The rock veteran, clad in a leather jacket and su... more info

Stereogum — After U2 suffered massive backlash for sliding Songs Of Innocence into everyone’s iTunes library without permission, Bono apologized for the stunt in a Facebook Q&A. His comments to journalist David Carr at Dublin’s Web Summit tech conference thi... more info

Reuters — DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish rocker Bono has defended Spotify from criticism it pays too little to people who create music, saying digital music streaming services are opening up new ways for musicians to reach their public. more info

The Independent — The chances of seeing Iggy Pop star as the Sandman are looking less likely than ever before. more info

MTV.co.uk News — Watch the rock legends return to the EMA stage Sunday at 9pm on MTV... more info

Time — In case you somehow missed their new album more info

Stereogum — U2 are the latest band to participate in a week-long residency for a late-night show. Foo Fighters kicked off the trend on Letterman in October, and Metallica announced last week that they will take over The Late Late Show at the end of the month. Ji... more info

Stereogum — Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason is the latest person to weigh in on U2′s Apple stunt for Songs Of Innocence. Like Patrick Carney and Trent Reznor before him, Mason also believes that U2 devalued music by forcing their album onto everyone. In a new interv... more info