Live & Broadcasts
Sep 11, 2009
U2log
Comments Off

Friends and fans to celebrate Gavin Friday’s 50th at Carnegie Hall

Bono, The Edge, Larry Mullen and Adam Clayton are among the guests of ‘Hal Willner presents: An Evening with Gavin Friday and Friends’, at Carnegie Hall on October 4th, 2009, celebrating Gavin Friday’s 50th birthday. The concert is part of the a (RED) Nights Event series.

The full line up is:

Laurie Anderson, Antony, Elizabeth Ashley, Bono, Adam Clayton, Andrea Corr, The Edge, Flo & Eddie, Joel Grey, Bill Frisell, Guggi, Courtney Love, Lydia Lunch, Patrick McCabe, Maria McKee, Shane MacGowan, Eric Mingus, Larry Mullen, JG Thirlwell, Martha Wainwright, Rufus Wainwright, Chloe Webb, Plus Special Guests.

For more information go to www.gavinfriday.com

Comments are closed.

Permanent Hiatus

Thank you for visiting U2log.com today and your patronage over the last decade. The time has come for us to call it a day. So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye and thank you again.

Team U2log
PS, we may not be blogging here, but we're still somewhat active on Twitter and daily links should still appear on this page.

Gavin Friday - 'catholic'

Buy from iTunes (USA)

iTunes (USA)
iTunes (UK)
iTunes (Canada)

Archives

RSS U2 News Links

  • Bono Talks Poverty and Why He's Not A Fan Of John Lennon's ‘Imagine' May 20, 2013
    By Corinne/Dead by Kevin Rutherford Bono appeared on CBS This Morning Thursday (May 16) to talk to host Charlie Rose about activism and music. Bono’s appearance comes on the heels of a new biography, The Frontman: Bono (In the Name of Power) that denounces the U2 frontman’s anti-poverty campaigning (among other things). Though Rose and […]
  • Bono Talks Poverty and Why He's Not A Fan Of John Lennon's ‘Imagine' May 20, 2013
    By Corinne/Dead by Kevin Rutherford Bono appeared on CBS This Morning Thursday (May 16) to talk to host Charlie Rose about activism and music. Bono’s appearance comes on the heels of a new biography, The Frontman: Bono (In the Name of Power) that denounces the U2 frontman’s anti-poverty campaigning (among other things). Though Rose and […]
  • Column: off the record..., vol. 13-567 May 19, 2013
    It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Everywhere you turn. Bono’s on morning TV Talking about poverty And Edge is out and about at social gatherings. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Hopes of CDs out in the stores 2014 Grammys on January 26th Eligibility’s only ‘ […]
  • Vintage U2 May 18, 2013
      With over 7,000 items in our news archives, it's a safe bet you haven't read all of them! This month we start our look at 1989. With and Without U2, Hot Press The group that were once, by their own admission, the "world's worst covers band," now inspire a thousand cover versions by garage combos across the globe, […]
  • Bono Performs In New York City May 18, 2013
    With a new U2 album and tour potentially on the horizon, Bono has been on the road recently. Last month, he took to the stage at a party outside Coachella and paid homage to Frank Sinatra in Las Vegas and he's at it again this month. This past Monday, Bono appeared at the Robin Hood Foundation's 25th anniversary gala at the Jacob Javits Center in N […]