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"U2 Stay Home": Mumbai Police's "Safety Tunes" On COVID-19 Awareness
After heart-warming videos and messages, the Mumbai police on Thursday posted memes of popular rock bands, termed as ''safety tunes'', urging citizens to stay indoors during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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'Were You On Stage With Them?' Arjun Kapoor Trolls Malaika Arora For Her U2 Concert Post
Arjun Kapoor's comment made Malaika Arora ROFL
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Smriti Irani, Gauri Lankesh In U2's Tribute To Women At Mumbai Concert
Irish rock band U2 paid tribute to women icons of the country during their maiden performance in Mumbai, putting the spotlight on Union minister Smriti Irani, author Arundhati Roy and journalist Gauri Lankesh among others.
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U2's Mumbai Concert: Hrithik Roshan, Sussanne Khan, Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone Have A Blast
Bollywood had a blast at Irish rock band U2's The Joshua Tree Concert in Mumbais DY Patil Stadium on Sunday
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Ahead Of Their First India Concert, A Sneak Peek Into U2 Stars Bono And The Edge's Mumbai Diaries
India is the final stop of the U2's Joshua Tree tour
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U2 Lands In Mumbai For It's First Ever India Concert
U2 will perform at Mumbai's DY Patil Stadium on December 15
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In Tribute To Mahatma Gandhi, Milind Deora Refers To U2's 'Ahimsa' Quote
Congress leader Milind Deora today tweeted a video of members of the iconic Irish brand, U2, paying homage to Mahatma Gandhi, as the nation celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Father of the Nation.
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Exclusive - U2's Bono: 'India Gave The World Greatest Gift - Ahimsa'
"I hope it's good news (for fans in India). It certainly is good news for our band that we are coming to Mumbai on December the 15th. It's our first time in India and we are pretty excited," said U2
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U2 Lead Singer Bono Loses Voice In Concert, Band Cuts Short Tour
Irish rock group U2 was forced to cut short a concert in Berlin before thousands of fans after performing only a few songs when lead singer Bono lost his voice.
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Eagles Of Death Metal Return To Bataclan Month After Paris Attacks
The Eagles of Death Metal band returned to the Bataclan concert hall in Paris Tuesday, nearly a month after they survived a terrorist attack there in which 90 people died.
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Emotion And Defiance As Eagles Of Death Metal Go Back On Stage In Paris
Eagles of Death Metal, the American rock band who survived a terrorist attack on their concert in Paris last month, made an emotional return to the stage in the French capital on Monday night alongside U2.
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U2 Cancel Paris Concert After Attacks
Irish rock band U2 canceled a Paris concert planned for today following a series of attacks in the French capital which killed more than 120 people.
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Tech Startups Are the New Rock Bands, Says U2's Bono
Speaking at the Dublin Web Summit, Bono said "the same kind of people that would be in bands are now forming startups."
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Apple and U2 Working on a New Digital Music Format
In an interview, U2 lead singer Bono reveals how the band is working with Apple to develop a new format for audio that could revitalise the music industry.
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Apple Surprise Bonus: U2 Launches Songs of Innocence, Free on iTunes
Surprise! U2 just put out a new album, and the renowned rock band is giving it away for free to iTunes users.
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"U2 Stay Home": Mumbai Police's "Safety Tunes" On COVID-19 Awareness
After heart-warming videos and messages, the Mumbai police on Thursday posted memes of popular rock bands, termed as ''safety tunes'', urging citizens to stay indoors during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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'Were You On Stage With Them?' Arjun Kapoor Trolls Malaika Arora For Her U2 Concert Post
Arjun Kapoor's comment made Malaika Arora ROFL
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Smriti Irani, Gauri Lankesh In U2's Tribute To Women At Mumbai Concert
Irish rock band U2 paid tribute to women icons of the country during their maiden performance in Mumbai, putting the spotlight on Union minister Smriti Irani, author Arundhati Roy and journalist Gauri Lankesh among others.
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U2's Mumbai Concert: Hrithik Roshan, Sussanne Khan, Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone Have A Blast
Bollywood had a blast at Irish rock band U2's The Joshua Tree Concert in Mumbais DY Patil Stadium on Sunday
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Ahead Of Their First India Concert, A Sneak Peek Into U2 Stars Bono And The Edge's Mumbai Diaries
India is the final stop of the U2's Joshua Tree tour
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U2 Lands In Mumbai For It's First Ever India Concert
U2 will perform at Mumbai's DY Patil Stadium on December 15
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In Tribute To Mahatma Gandhi, Milind Deora Refers To U2's 'Ahimsa' Quote
Congress leader Milind Deora today tweeted a video of members of the iconic Irish brand, U2, paying homage to Mahatma Gandhi, as the nation celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Father of the Nation.
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Exclusive - U2's Bono: 'India Gave The World Greatest Gift - Ahimsa'
"I hope it's good news (for fans in India). It certainly is good news for our band that we are coming to Mumbai on December the 15th. It's our first time in India and we are pretty excited," said U2
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U2 Lead Singer Bono Loses Voice In Concert, Band Cuts Short Tour
Irish rock group U2 was forced to cut short a concert in Berlin before thousands of fans after performing only a few songs when lead singer Bono lost his voice.
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Eagles Of Death Metal Return To Bataclan Month After Paris Attacks
The Eagles of Death Metal band returned to the Bataclan concert hall in Paris Tuesday, nearly a month after they survived a terrorist attack there in which 90 people died.
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Emotion And Defiance As Eagles Of Death Metal Go Back On Stage In Paris
Eagles of Death Metal, the American rock band who survived a terrorist attack on their concert in Paris last month, made an emotional return to the stage in the French capital on Monday night alongside U2.
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U2 Cancel Paris Concert After Attacks
Irish rock band U2 canceled a Paris concert planned for today following a series of attacks in the French capital which killed more than 120 people.
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Tech Startups Are the New Rock Bands, Says U2's Bono
Speaking at the Dublin Web Summit, Bono said "the same kind of people that would be in bands are now forming startups."
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Apple and U2 Working on a New Digital Music Format
In an interview, U2 lead singer Bono reveals how the band is working with Apple to develop a new format for audio that could revitalise the music industry.
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Apple Surprise Bonus: U2 Launches Songs of Innocence, Free on iTunes
Surprise! U2 just put out a new album, and the renowned rock band is giving it away for free to iTunes users.
