U2

Celebrate 50 years of U2, with this career-defining retrospective packed with interviews, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and splendid photography. Relish in over 150 essential images charting the band’s journey from performing in Dublin pubs to sold out arena tours.
Follow along as music journalist Bradley Morgan delves deep into the history of U2, offering an intimate look at their formation and the origins of their unique sound. From Boy to The Joshua Tree to Achtung Baby and beyond, witness through stunning black and white photography and behind-the-scenes stories how each album marked a creative evolution and cemented U2’s status as musical pioneers.
Each page of this beautifully illustrated book goes beyond the post-punk music to explore U2's profound commitment to social activism and their tireless efforts to make the world a better place. From Live Aid to Amnesty International, U2's impact on global issues is as significant as their musical legacy. This retrospective also offers a rare glimpse into the personal lives and relationships of the band members. Get to know Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. as individuals, as friends, and as the driving forces behind U2's enduring success.
U2: Until the End of the World is the definitive history of the band. This is a book that will captivate die-hard fans and newcomers alike, providing fresh insights into the band's artistry, vision, and resilience.
PERFECT GIFT FOR MUSIC LOVERS: Over 200 pages of captivating photography and a thorough history of one of music’s greatest bands—the perfect gift for U2 lovers and any rock music fan, and a great addition to any personal library
NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN PHOTOGRAPHS AND BEHIND-THE-SCENES INSIGHTS: Many of the featured photos and insightful interviews offer an exciting and exclusive look into U2’s creative journey
SLEEK HARDCOVER: The durable and eye-catching hardcover format and lush photography make this the perfect coffee table book to display in any home

Music journalist and media arts professional Bradley Morgan is the author of U2's The Joshua Tree: Planting Roots in Mythic America. He manages partnerships on behalf of the Chicago Independent Radio Project, serves on the associate board of the Art Institute of Chicago's Gene Siskel Film Center, and volunteers in the music archive at the Old Town School of Folk Music.