the legendary rocker Bonothe voice of U2announced on Tuesday (4) that it will enter a world tour launch of his new memoir Yield: 40 songs, one history.
the musician of 62 years old will release his new autobiography in November and offer fans around the world a “night of words, music and some jokes”.
In a press release issued on variety, Bono said: “I miss being on stage and being close to the U2 crowd. In these shows, I have some stories to sing and some songs to tell … Also, I want to enjoy performing my memories, ‘Surrender’, which is really more than a “we are more” if I think of all the people who helped me get from there to here “.
Bono will start his tour supported by living nation in the iconic Faro Theater in New York (United States) a November 2 before leaving for the cities of Boston, Toronto And Chicago until you reach the UKwhere he will also appear London, Glasgow, Manchester And Dublin.
“The caption, ’40 Songs, One Story ‘refers to the book’s 40 chapters, each named after a U2 song. Bono has also created 40 original drawings that will be featured throughout the book. With his voice unique, Bono takes readers from his early days in Dublin, including the sudden loss of his mother when he was fourteen, to U2’s unlikely journey to become one of the most influential rock bands in the world, in his early twenties. , years of activism dedicated to the fight against AIDS and extreme poverty. Writing with frankness, self-reflection and humor, Bono opens the doors to his life and to the family, friends and faith that have supported, challenged and shaped him “. says the book announcement.
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